Assessing Bitfarms (TSX:BITF) Valuation As It Exits Latin America To Pursue North American AI Growth
Bitfarms (TSX:BITF) shares are back in focus after the company agreed to sell its 70 MW Paso Pe mining site in Paraguay, exiting Latin America to concentrate on North American data center and HPC or AI infrastructure opportunities.
See our latest analysis for Bitfarms.
Investors have been weighing this refocus alongside other recent changes, such as the appointment of a new Board Chair to support Bitfarms' planned redomiciling to the U.S. The CA$3.78 share price reflects a 3 month share price return of a 41% decline, a 1 year total shareholder return of 62%, and a 3 year total shareholder return of about 16x, suggesting momentum has cooled in the short term even as longer term holders have seen strong gains.
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With Bitfarms posting a 3 month share price decline alongside a 1 year total return of 62% and a 3 year return of about 16x, investors may ask whether today’s price represents a fresh entry point or whether future growth is already fully reflected in the share price.
Most Popular Narrative: 55.4% Undervalued
With Bitfarms last closing at CA$3.78 against a narrative fair value of about CA$8.48, the gap between current pricing and modeled upside is wide enough to stand out.
Development of large scale HPC/AI campuses in emerging data center hubs like Pennsylvania, supported by robust enterprise demand, political tailwinds, and partnerships with top tier developers like T5, positions Bitfarms for sustained earnings growth and margin expansion through long term, contracted revenue streams.
Curious what kind of revenue ramp, margin shift, and future earnings multiple are baked into that story? The most followed narrative spells it out in detail.
Result: Fair Value of CA$8.48 (UNDERVALUED)
Have a read of the narrative in full and understand what's behind the forecasts.
However, this hinges on Bitfarms actually securing approvals to convert mining capacity to HPC and AI use, as well as on finding funding for large capex plans without straining cash flows.
Find out about the key risks to this Bitfarms narrative.
Another View: Market Ratios Flash A Caution Sign
That CA$8.48 fair value narrative sits awkwardly beside current trading ratios. Bitfarms is on a P/S of about 6x, compared with roughly 3.9x for the Canadian Software industry and a fair ratio of 2.6x, so the market is already paying a premium. Is that a sign of comfort, or of crowding?
See what the numbers say about this price — find out in our valuation breakdown.
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About TSX:BITF
Bitfarms
Operates integrated bitcoin data centers in Canada, the United States, Paraguay, and Argentina.
High growth potential with adequate balance sheet.
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I'm exiting the positions at great return! WRLG got great competent management. But, 100k oz gold too small in today environment. They might looking for M/A opportunity in the future, or they might get take over by Aris Mining, I don't know. But, Frank Giustra stated he's believed in multi-assets, so that's my speculation. Anyhow, I want to be aggressive in today's gold price. I'm buying Lahontan Gold LG with this as exchange. Higher upside, more leverage. WRLG CEO is BOD's of LG, that's something. This will be my last update on WRLG, good luck!
Thanks for your post but some of your calculations are wrong. It is only the actual silver that should be priced at 100/oz, not the zink and lead. The actual silver is about 5 million ounces and the rest is biproducts which cannot be calculated as 100/oz per silver equivalent. Since it would now require alot more zink and lead to create 1 AgEq with the current silver price which means their AgEq would become lower even if the production remains the same. I am still very bullish on the stock and I own it.
