On August 12, Keel Infrastructure Corp rose 9.12% in pre-market trading, trading at $3.5708/share, with turnover of $1.5247 million. The rebound follows the company's disclosure of a comprehensive strategic transformation from Bitcoin mining to AI data center operations.

Despite reporting a Q2 loss of $0.11 per share that missed consensus estimates of $0.06, and revenue of $30.4 million that fell short of the $32.4 million estimate, investor focus appears to have shifted toward the company's transformation narrative. Keel Infrastructure announced it has fully exited Bitcoin mining, selling 1,085 BTC for approximately $75 million in proceeds between April 1 and August 7. The company retains 1,861 BTC on its balance sheet. The cash generated will be directed toward converting existing mining facilities into high-performance AI computing centers.

Supporting the pivot, the company secured city approval in July to operate 96 megawatts of power capacity and acquired land designated for new data center construction. Management has cited more predictable long-term revenue from AI hosting services compared to volatile mining returns as the core rationale for the transition.

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