According to a press release, Mara Holdings, Inc. currently reports nearly $6 billion in holdings, totaling 52,477 BTC. That level makes miners one of the biggest public enterprise Bitcoin holders and only tracks Michael Saylor’s strategy in the Department of Public Treasury rankings.
Mining Production and the Ministry of Finance’s Growth
Mara produced just over 700 BTC in August, maintaining an average pace of 22.7 BTC per day for the month.
Bitcoin prices fell approximately 5% over the period. The price peaked at nearly $124,400 in the middle of the month before slipping towards $107,000. Based on the report, the company chose to add it to the Treasury rather than selling, purchased dips and increased its Bitcoin reserve to its current level.
“Given the decline in Bitcoin prices that month, we used this opportunity to add to the Treasury Department and now holds over 52,000 BTC,” CEO Fred Thiel said.
MARA grabs the second spot. Source: BitcoinTreasuries
Hashrate profits and site progression
The company said its energetic hashrate covers the edge of up to 59.4 EH/s. All miners at Mala’s Texas Wind Farm have been installed and connected, and the company says the site will be fully operational by the fourth quarter of 2025.
Production momentum reached the summer: blocks rose 27% in July, recovery at the Ellendale site, lifting monthly output from 591 BTC to 692 BTC in July, and 705 BTC was recorded in August.
Public Holder Position
According to reports, Mara is ranked second among public companies by Bitcoin Holdings, and Michael Saylor’s strategy is still leading, holding around 636,505 BTC after additional purchases worth $449 million have been disclosed.
Other companies listed near the top include Twenty One with 43,514 BTC, Bitcoin Standard Finance Company with 30,020 BTC, and bullish with 24,000 BTC.
Meanwhile, shareholders have made 700% total revenue over the past five years. Its long-term profits contrast with more calm and recent returns, as Bitcoin swings and high operating costs are heavy on performance.
Expansion movement and European push
Mara is also moving beyond mining. The company has announced plans to buy a 64% stake in Exaion, a unit of French energy company EDF.
The listed goal is to pair Mara’s infrastructure with AI-driven edge solutions to reduce costs and meet the growing needs of AI in Europe.
Mara is building its place as one of the biggest bitcoin holders. With 52,477 BTC worth almost $6 billion, the company has secured a major location among public companies.
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