- MARA Holdings reported a stellar Q4 2024 performance, with revenue rising 37% to $214.4 million and net income surging 248% to $528.3 million, driven by increased Bitcoin holdings and infrastructure expansion.
- The company is now the second-largest corporate Bitcoin holder and is diversifying into AI and data infrastructure to sustain long-term growth.
Bitcoin mining giant MARA Holdings has delivered an impressive financial performance in Q4 2024, showcasing a remarkable 37% revenue growth to $214.4 million. For the full year, MARA’s revenue surged 69% to $656.4 million, cementing its position as a dominant force in the industry.
Record-Breaking Profits and Bitcoin Reserves
MARA’s net income skyrocketed by 248% year-over-year to $528.3 million. Its adjusted EBITDA, which excludes non-operational costs like taxes and interest, saw an astounding 207% increase, reaching $794.4 million. This impressive profitability was driven by both strategic growth and Bitcoin’s rising market value.
Despite the Bitcoin halving event in April 2024 reducing mining rewards, MARA successfully mined 2,492 BTC in Q4, marking a 25% increase in total blocks won year-over-year. This achievement highlights the company’s efficiency and ability to capitalize on Bitcoin’s price surge, adding $119.9 million in earnings despite lower mining output.
Becoming a Bitcoin Giant
MARA Holdings has also strengthened its position as one of the largest corporate Bitcoin holders. With its holdings increasing 197% to 44,893 BTC—now valued at over $4.6 billion—MARA has become the second-largest institutional Bitcoin holder globally.
Beyond its Bitcoin reserves, MARA has aggressively expanded its energy infrastructure. The company has secured 1.2 gigawatts of power at rates 28% lower than the industry average, reinforcing its cost-efficient operations.
Massive Infrastructure Expansion
In an effort to reduce dependency on third-party facilities, MARA expanded its in-house data centers from 0% to 70% since early 2024. The company deployed 136 megawatts of power capacity and launched a 25-megawatt micro data center project at oil wellheads in Texas and North Dakota. These initiatives are set to further optimize MARA’s mining efficiency and profitability.
MARA’s mining power, or hash rate, jumped 115% annually to 53.2 exahashes per second, solidifying its position as one of the world’s leading Bitcoin miners. However, the direct cost per mined Bitcoin increased from $23,000 to $28,801 due to rising energy expenditures, which soared 70% to $127.4 million in Q4.
Diversifying into AI and Data Infrastructure
Looking ahead, MARA Holdings is broadening its horizons by leveraging its vast energy assets to expand into AI and data infrastructure. This diversification strategy aims to create new revenue streams while strengthening its foothold in the rapidly evolving digital economy.
With impressive revenue growth, a robust Bitcoin portfolio, and strategic infrastructure expansions, MARA Holdings continues to set new benchmarks in the mining industry. As the company ventures into AI and data infrastructure, it positions itself for sustained growth in the coming years.
