MARA Holdings, Inc.
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- CEO
- Frederick G. Thiel
- Full Time Employees
- 266
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Data processing services
- Address
- 1010 South Federal Highway Hallandale Beach FL United States 33009
- IPO Date
- Jul 28, 2014
- CIK
- 0001507605
- Website
- mara.com
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- MARA Holdings, Inc. is a leading digital asset technology company primarily engaged in Bitcoin mining and digital infrastructure development. The company operates extensive mining facilities deploying advanced proprietary miner rigs; its core offerings include the production of Bitcoin through industrial-scale mining operations, ownership and management of data centers tailored for crypto mining and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads, and the development of AI-optimized private cloud infrastructure. Its portfolio includes energy-efficient mining equipment deployment, modular AI and HPC data centers, and vertically integrated power generation assets to reduce operating costs and enhance sustainability. MARA Holdings operates globally with mining and data center facilities across North America, Europe, and other continents, supporting operations in the United States, Canada, Finland, and Europe, with headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada. Founded in 2010, the company focuses on integrating energy management with digital asset mining and expanding into AI inference and sovereign compute markets. Recently, MARA Holdings has pursued a strategic shift from solely Bitcoin mining toward becoming a vertically integrated digital infrastructure leader. Key recent developments include acquiring a majority stake in Exaion, EDF's AI and data center subsidiary in Europe, to expand AI-optimized private cloud capabilities and bolster high-performance compute offerings. The company also announced a strategic partnership with MPLX to develop power generation facilities and scalable data centers in West Texas, with initial capacity starting at 400 megawatts and expansion planned to 1.5 gigawatts. Additionally, MARA deepened collaborations with technology firms like TAE Power Solutions and Pato AI to co-develop grid-responsive load balancing platforms, supporting transition and load management between Bitcoin mining and AI workloads. Operationally, MARA has scaled its Bitcoin production capacity to a hashrate of over 57 exahashes per second in 2025, achieved substantial improvements in mining efficiency, and increased its Bitcoin treasury holdings significantly. The company prioritizes renewable energy use, sustainable data center heat reuse programs (e.g., in Finland), and infrastructure scalability targeting a 50/50 revenue split between U.S. and international markets by 2028. MARA Holdings continues capital raising and infrastructure expansion efforts, amassing over $5 billion in treasury reserves for digital infrastructure and AI data center investments. MARA Holdings operates within the digital asset mining, renewable energy, and high-performance computing infrastructure industries. Its customer base includes institutional investors, technology firms seeking AI and HPC compute capacity, and energy partners. The company is publicly traded under the ticker MARA on the Nasdaq exchange. Its principal subsidiaries encompass Exaion and various mining and data center operations across four continents, enhancing its footprint in Bitcoin mining, AI, and energy infrastructure. This positions MARA as a transformative player in the intersection of blockchain technology, renewable energy, and AI-enabled computing infrastructure.
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