Mara Holdings’ Bitcoin Production Continues to Ramp; Stock Moves Higher

Mara Holdings (MARA) has demonstrated consistent growth in its Bitcoin mining operations, leading to increased production and strategic expansions. The company's commitment to sustainability, highlighted by advancements at its Texas wind farm, has also contributed to positive investor sentiment. This operational progress and strategic positioning have influenced market activity, with MARA stock experiencing notable movements.

MARA's stock is trading 1% higher in the pre-market as the announcement came through. This uptick reflects the markets' recognition of the company's ongoing operational improvements and strategic initiatives within the competitive cryptocurrency mining sector. The stock's performance mirrors the broader sentiment surrounding MARA's ability to scale its operations and capitalize on the increasing demand for Bitcoin mining.

September 2025 Production Highlights

In September 2025, MARA produced 736 Bitcoin, a 5% increase compared to August. This growth was achieved despite a 9% rise in the global hashrate, averaging 1,031 EH/s, underscoring MARA's operational resilience. The company's energized hashrate increased by 1% month-over-month.

At the Texas wind farm, all containers and miners are now fully deployed and connected, positioning the company to achieve full operational status in the fourth quarter. The Hannibal, Ohio site is operating at 100% capacity, with 86 MW online and an additional 14 MW targeted by year-end, further bolstering production capabilities. Fleet uptime remained high at 99%, with only temporary weather-related downtime at Garden City.

As of September 30,, MARA held a total of 52,850 BTC, reflecting its status as a significant holder of Bitcoin. The company engaged in net sales of BTC during the month as part of its digital asset management strategy.

August 2025 Strategic Acquisition

August 2025 saw MARA maintain stable Bitcoin production, mining 705 BTC and winning 208 blocks, consistent with the previous month. The energized hashrate increased by 1% to 59.4 EH/s. A key strategic move was the agreement to acquire a 64% stake in Exaion, a subsidiary of EDF, with an option to increase ownership to 75% by 2027. This acquisition is aimed at integrating MARA's infrastructure with AI and edge solutions, emphasizing a commitment to sustainable energy partnerships and diversifying its technological capabilities.

July 2025 Milestone: Over 50,000 BTC Held

July 2025 marked a milestone as MARA's Bitcoin holdings surpassed 50,000 BTC, solidifying its position as the second-largest publicly traded holder of Bitcoin globally. The company produced 703 BTC, a slight decrease from June, attributed to a 9% increase in mining difficulty. The energized hashrate grew by 3% over the previous month. Preparations were underway to energize the data center at the Texas wind farm in the second half of the year.