比特大陆的吴忌寒过去几年赚了30亿美元， 大家都眼红啊，Canaan 之后， 现在ebang也要上市了。 After Bitmain and Canaan, Bitcoin miner Ebang is latest to plan $100 million IPO
China-based Ebang Holdings has filed a $100 million IPO prospectus with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), becoming the third Bitcoin mining equipment maker after Bitmain and Canaan to attempt a public offering. Bitcoin miner to public firm Ebang states IPO returns will majorly serve towards product diversification, company expansion, and collateral for credit facilities with investment banks. No dividend payouts shall be offered to investors, at least shortly. Apart from its blockchain business, the firm has created a telecommunications division which accounts for a paltry 3 percent of annual revenue. As per documents, the firm recorded revenues of $100 million in 2019, a 63 percent drop from the reported $319 million in 2018. The firm lost $30 million in 2019, compared to a profit of $24 million in 2018. Based on these financials, it’s difficult to foresee a post-IPO increase in share prices. Ebang leads Bitcoin miner production ahead of rivals Bitmain and Canaan, as per a Frost and Sullivan report quoted on the filing. The firm sells ten miners varied by computing specifics, with the cheapest priced at $300 and the priciest — promising a 44 TH/s output – at $1930. The miner noted Chinese businesses dominate the mining space. A massive 96 percent of annual revenue and 94 percent of computing power is supplied by Chinese or China-registered companies.
After Bitmain and Canaan, Bitcoin miner Ebang is latest to plan $100 million IPO
China-based Ebang Holdings has filed a $100 million IPO prospectus with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), becoming the third Bitcoin mining equipment maker after Bitmain and Canaan to attempt a public offering. Bitcoin miner to public firm Ebang states IPO returns will majorly serve towards product diversification, company expansion, and collateral for credit facilities with investment banks. No dividend payouts shall be offered to investors, at least shortly. Apart from its blockchain business, the firm has created a telecommunications division which accounts for a paltry 3 percent of annual revenue. As per documents, the firm recorded revenues of $100 million in 2019, a 63 percent drop from the reported $319 million in 2018. The firm lost $30 million in 2019, compared to a profit of $24 million in 2018. Based on these financials, it’s difficult to foresee a post-IPO increase in share prices. Ebang leads Bitcoin miner production ahead of rivals Bitmain and Canaan, as per a Frost and Sullivan report quoted on the filing. The firm sells ten miners varied by computing specifics, with the cheapest priced at $300 and the priciest — promising a 44 TH/s output – at $1930. The miner noted Chinese businesses dominate the mining space. A massive 96 percent of annual revenue and 94 percent of computing power is supplied by Chinese or China-registered companies.