Digi Power X Inc (NASDAQ:DGXX, TSX-V:DGX) CEO Michel Amar talked with Proactive about the company’s second quarter performance and ongoing transition into AI infrastructure.
Amar highlighted that Digi Power X is currently cash flow positive, reporting adjusted EBITDA gains despite lower revenues due to a strategic pause in mining activities in Alabama.
"We are not burning cash. Actually, we are cash flow positive," he said, noting the company is now in a stronger financial position with $30 million in cash and no debt.
A key driver of performance was a 163% year-over-year increase in colocation revenue for the six months ended June, a result of its business model which avoids capital expenditure on miners and instead shares profits from hosting services.
Amar emphasized that their G&A spending remains under $6 million annually, among the industry's lowest, giving them financial runway for the next five years.
Digi Power X is currently pivoting its Alabama site into an AI-focused facility.
The rollout of the company’s ARMS200 modular AI system, in collaboration with Supermicro, is expected to begin operations by late 2025 or early 2026.
Amar projected this shift will bring “a brand new stream of revenues predictable for 2026 and on,” changing the company’s profile.
The company also noted that over 5 million warrants were exercised, improving its equity structure.
A recent raise from a long-term investor came with no warrant coverage, indicating confidence in the company’s future.