GPUS Delivers 39 Consecutive Monthly Preferred Dividends—A Track Record Investors Should Note

Dividend Consistency Stands Out Amidst Corporate Transformation

At a time when volatility and uncertainty ripple through much of the market, Hyperscale Data, Inc. (NYSE: GPUS) is quietly notching a noteworthy achievement: the company has paid out cash dividends on its 13% Series D Cumulative Redeemable Perpetual Preferred Stock for 39 consecutive months. The dividend rate, standing at 13.00% per annum—or $0.27 per share per month—has been met consistently, reinforcing a message of reliability to income-focused investors.

According to Hyperscale Data, this consistent payout comes even as the company undergoes a series of changes, including an anticipated divestiture of Ault Capital Group (ACG) expected to occur in Q2 2026. For preferred shareholders, the assurance of monthly cash payments is a rare signal of stability, particularly among diversified holding companies actively shifting business strategies.

Dividend Strategy and Upcoming Divestiture May Shift Investor Calculus

Milton "Todd" Ault III, the company’s Founder and Executive Chairman, stressed the company's commitment to the long-term nature of the monthly dividend. But it’s the surrounding context that makes GPUS especially interesting: Hyperscale Data currently operates digital asset mining and colocation via its Sentinum unit, while ACG, the soon-to-be-divested arm, has been a platform for wide-ranging industry investments from AI software to medical devices.

In late 2024, the company also issued 1 million Series F Exchangeable Preferred Shares to current shareholders. The forthcoming ACG divestiture will involve exchanging these F shares for stakes in the newly independent ACG, making this more than just a story about consistent cash flows. Only shareholders who participate in the exchange offer and surrender their F shares will gain ACG shares—an important consideration for those looking to capture potential upside or manage exposure post-divestiture.

Takeaways for Investors: Income Stability Now, Change on the Horizon

GPUS stands out in today’s landscape for its reliable monthly payouts on its preferred stock—something income-seeking investors rarely find at a double-digit rate. The upcoming divestiture means GPUS will be further streamlining its focus to data center and digital asset operations, while current shareholders will soon face choices about their holdings in both entities.

As the market processes both the income track record and structural changes ahead, it’s a moment for investors to review not just dividend histories but the strategic roadmap. Could the streak of preferred payouts—and the company’s ability to fund them—continue as the business evolves? That’s a question worth exploring as new opportunities and risks come into view for GPUS and its shareholders.

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