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Bitcoin miner HIVE’s $79 million quarter runs into an $80 million Swedish tax problem
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Bitcoin miner HIVE Digital Technologies missed the Aug. 10 deadline for its quarter-ended-June 30 Form 10-Q even as preliminary revenue climbed to approximately $79 million.
Key facts
- Bitcoin miner HIVE Digital Technologies missed the Aug. 10 deadline for its quarter-ended-June 30 Form 10-Q even as preliminary revenue climbed to approximately $79 million
- HIVE's fiscal 2026 annual filing disclosed Swedish VAT assessments totaling SEK 765.6 million, then approximately $80.5 million, while management said at the time that the amount claimed as owed
- That leaves three distinct financial markers: a $79 million revenue estimate, SEK 765.6 million of assessed exposure, and an accounting accrual that HIVE has not yet determined
- Revenue for the quarter is preliminarily expected to rise about 73% from $45.6 million a year earlier
Summary
01 HIVE missed its Aug. 10 10-Q deadline after Swedish VAT accounting issues delayed quarter-end reporting. 02 Preliminary revenue is about $79 million, up roughly 73% year over year, but losses remain unquantified. 03 The company still cannot size any noncash VAT accrual, leaving investors waiting for the final earnings hit. In an Aug. 11 late-filing notice, the firm said the delay relates exclusively to the accounting and disclosures for contested Swedish value-added tax assessments, and that it expects to file within the Rule 12b-25 extension period.