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Bitfarms Turns Macquarie Debt Into $300 Million Data Center Financing, Shares Hit New Highs

The funding shift supports the Panther Creek buildout for HPC and AI services.

Overview

  • Bitfarms converted its Macquarie facility into up to $300 million in project financing dedicated to the Panther Creek site and has drawn $100 million to accelerate equipment purchases and civil works.
  • The company plans additional milestone-based draws to fund a new substation and begin site construction in the fourth quarter, with the campus expected to be energized by the end of 2026.
  • Northland upgraded the stock to outperform and raised its price target to $7, citing the project-level funding for the Pennsylvania data center campus.
  • Shares notched new highs on an eight-day rally, while technical commentary points to a potential move toward $12 only if a breakout above $7 is confirmed.
  • Bitfarms announced CFO Jeff Lucas will retire on Oct. 27 and will be succeeded by finance executive Jonathan Mir as the company emphasizes HPC and AI infrastructure development.