TeraWulf CSO Kerri Langlais: M&A growth requires profitability consideration, Bitcoin mining valuations should shift to traditional business standards

According to WuSay, TeraWulf CSO Kerri Langlais said in an interview that while inorganic growth through mergers and acquisitions would be considered, it would be meaningless if profitability was not considered. TeraWulf is more focused on existing organic growth and shareholder returns, and success depends not only on the speed of expansion but also on wise capital allocation. Langlais expects to see more M&A proposals for Bitcoin mining companies, but valuations may vary greatly, making it difficult to determine which deals are worth pursuing. She hopes that the valuation of Bitcoin mining companies will shift toward traditional commercial business standards such as profitability and EBITDA. Langlais also said that most of TeraWulf's Bitcoin is mined using nuclear energy, and it can remain profitable as long as the price of Bitcoin is above $40,000.