Cango Stock Jumps 7.4% as Bitcoin Mining Revenue Hits $138.1 Million in Q2 2025—Is Growth Momentum Set to Continue?
Intraday Price Spike: Stock Climbs 7.4% on Robust Mining Results
Cango Inc. (NYSE:CANG) shares surged by 7.40% to $5.08 as of 11:39 AM, buoyed by the release of second-quarter 2025 financial results that showcased the company's impressive leap in Bitcoin mining revenue. Investors took notice as the stock added $0.35 on the day, propelled by key performance metrics and management's forward-looking commentary.
Bitcoin Mining Drives Revenue Surge—$138.1 Million in Q2
Cango reported total revenues of $139.8 million for the quarter ended June 30, 2025. Strikingly, $138.1 million of this was driven by the Bitcoin mining business—demonstrating just how thoroughly the company has pivoted toward the digital asset sector. A major strategic milestone was achieved with mining capacity soaring to 50 exahashes per second (EH/s), thanks to an 18 EH/s acquisition in June.
| Metric | Q2 2025 Value |
|---|---|
| Stock Price (11:39 AM) | $5.08 (+7.40%) |
| Total Revenue | $139.8 million |
| Bitcoin Mining Revenue | $138.1 million |
| Adjusted EBITDA | $99.1 million |
| Bitcoin Mined (Quarter) | 1,404.4 BTC |
| Total Mining Capacity | 50 EH/s |
| All-In Mining Cost per BTC | $98,636 |
| Bitcoins Mined Since Inception | 3,879.2 BTC |
| Asset Sale Proceeds | $352 million |
Operational Leverage: Adjusted EBITDA Hits $99.1 Million Despite One-Off Losses
The bottom line was affected by non-cash impairment and discontinued operations, both related to strategic repositioning rather than day-to-day underperformance. Adjusted EBITDA, a measure excluding these one-off charges, stood at a healthy $99.1 million—emphasizing the profitability of Cango's mining operations and strong cash generation after exiting China with a $352 million asset divestiture.
Scaling Fast: Mining Capacity Up 56% and Bitcoin Output Up 44% in July
Notably, Cango's aggressive scaling is evident: the 18 EH/s expansion brought the total mining capacity to 50 EH/s, representing a massive increase in just a single quarter. This boost in hashpower contributed to a 44% jump in Bitcoin production in July, suggesting that the operational leverage from recent acquisitions is starting to pay off. The company also acquired a 50 MW mining facility in Georgia, targeting reduced energy costs and future growth in energy-intensive computing (HPC) services.
Key Takeaways: Efficiency and Growth Define the Path Forward
Cango’s Q2 highlights strong top-line growth and capital efficiency, leveraging an asset-light approach to quickly ramp up capacity without locking up excessive capital in hardware. The high cost per mined Bitcoin is mitigated by lower depreciation expenses and quick scaling potential, giving the company flexibility as the sector evolves. Liquidity from China asset sales is already funding growth, providing a war chest for further acquisitions or organic expansion.
With the core Bitcoin mining business showing robust margins and operational discipline, Cango stands out as one of the few rapidly scaling miners. However, the path ahead depends on maintaining efficient operations, capitalizing on lower power costs, and riding Bitcoin’s price cycles. For now, the stock’s strong move and quarterly results reflect growing market confidence—but as always in the volatile crypto mining sector, vigilance is required.
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