MARA Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: MARA) has reported its latest bitcoin production statistics for August 2025, underscoring significant progress in its ongoing operations amid fluctuating market conditions. The company announced that it successfully mined 208 blocks during the month, a consistent performance compared to July, as global hashrate saw a 6% increase, averaging 949 EH/s.
Fred Thiel, the chairman and CEO of MARA, commented on the company’s continued growth, stating that despite a decline in bitcoin prices throughout August, the firm used the opportunity to bolster its treasury. Currently, MARA’s holdings have reached 52,477 BTC, and the company did not sell any bitcoins during the month.
MARA’s energized hashrate grew by 1% compared to the previous month, further solidifying its operational capacity. All equipment at the company’s Texas wind farm is now on-site and connected, with expectations to be fully operational by the fourth quarter of 2025. This facility is poised to play a crucial role in enhancing the company’s energy efficiency and production capabilities.
In a strategic move aimed at expanding its market presence, MARA announced a significant investment agreement allowing it to acquire a 64% stake in Exaion, a subsidiary of EDF—one of the largest low-carbon energy producers globally. This transaction, expected to close in or around the fourth quarter of 2025, is subject to customary closing requirements and regulatory approval. It holds the promise of leveraging technological synergies in artificial intelligence and energy management to reduce processing costs and enhance infrastructure supporting the growing AI economy.
Additionally, MARA has established its European headquarters in Paris, signaling a commitment to international expansion and the acceleration of its global growth strategy. These developments emphasize the company’s focus on forging energy partnerships that aim to stabilize power grids while maximizing the utilization of unused energy resources.
Key operational metrics for August reflect a steady performance: the company produced a total of 705 BTC, yielding an average of 22.7 BTC per day. MARA maintained a share of 4.9% of available miner rewards, while transaction fees accounted for 0.8% of total earnings. The operational highlights indicate no significant changes compared to July, underscoring stability in production amidst a challenging market atmosphere.
Investors are reminded that investing in MARA’s securities carries inherent risks, as detailed in the company’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The firm’s forward-looking statements, which include various operational goals and anticipated outcomes, are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties that may lead to actual results differing significantly from those projected.
MARA is focused on advancing the world’s energy systems through innovative digital energy technologies, aiming to convert excess energy into digital assets and optimize infrastructure for current computing demands, especially in the realms of AI and edge computing. For more information about the company’s endeavors, interested parties may explore its official website and follow its updates across various social media platforms.
