Hut 8 Corp. (HUT) shares jumped over 5% to $50.67 by mid-morning Wednesday.
Hut 8 Corp. (HUT)
The decline followed record-setting third-quarter results that disappointed some due to a lack of a hyperscale AI tenant update. Despite the dip, Benchmark analyst Mark Palmer described the drop as an overreaction driven by short-term speculation.
The stock’s selloff coincided with a broader market downturn and a sharp pullback in digital assets, adding pressure across the sector. Hut 8 recovered swiftly on Wednesday as traders reevaluated its long-term infrastructure and digital asset positioning. The company remains confident in its strategy, focusing on long-term value instead of quick announcements.
Hut 8 continues to develop its flagship River Bend facility in Louisiana, scheduled to begin operations in late 2026. The site has 300 MW in development with scalability potential up to one gigawatt. CEO Asher Genoot emphasized the importance of securing an optimal tenant rather than a quick one.
The third-quarter financials beat expectations, driven by strong growth in bitcoin mining operations and digital asset gains. Revenue reached $83.5 million, rising 91% year-over-year and surpassing estimates of $65.4 million. Net income surged to $50.6 million from under $1 million in the prior-year quarter.
Adjusted EBITDA soared to $109 million, reflecting improved scale, higher bitcoin prices, and operational diversification. The company held 13,696 bitcoins valued around $1.6 billion as of September 30. Of these, 10,278 bitcoins are on Hut 8’s balance sheet, and 3,418 belong to its American Bitcoin Corp. subsidiary.
Benchmark continues to support the stock with a buy rating and a $78 target, indicating a 62% upside. CFO Sean Glennan noted that since Genoot became CEO in February 2024, Hut 8 has generated nearly $1 billion in bitcoin-related value. This includes appreciation, credit facility utilization, and option premiums, reinforcing bitcoin’s role as a productive reserve.
Hut 8 is building out a 1,530 MW infrastructure pipeline that spans Texas, Alberta, and Louisiana. The company holds a 64% stake in American Bitcoin Corp., which adds strategic leverage in mining and infrastructure. Additionally, it maintains exclusivity on 1,255 MW and is evaluating 5,865 MW for future development.
Palmer said the market undervalues Hut 8’s pipeline compared to peers, despite its scale and growth strategy. Execution on development projects remains key to achieving full valuation recognition. The leadership continues positioning the company across AI, bitcoin, and high-performance computing opportunities.
Hut 8’s methodical expansion strategy signals a commitment to long-term economics over short-term market reactions. The firm remains confident that demand for its power capacity will grow amid rising infrastructure needs. Its strong financials and digital asset reserves reinforce its competitive standing in a dynamic sector.
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