Bitdeer Completes $330 Million Convertible Bond Issuance to Fund SEALMINER Miner Development and Data Center Expansion
Foresight News reports that Bitdeer has completed a $330 million convertible bond issuance with a coupon rate of 4.875%, maturing in 2031. This marks Bitdeer’s third convertible bond financing in the past year, with proceeds earmarked for SEALMINER mining machine R&D and data center expansion. The private placement was offered to qualified institutional investors, exceeding the original $300 million target and including a $45 million overallotment option. According to Wednesday’s announcement, $129.6 million of the raised funds will be used for zero-strike call option hedging, and $36.1 million in cash will be used to replace previously issued 8.5% high-yield convertible bonds. As part of the debt restructuring, Bitdeer has repurchased $75.7 million of convertible bonds issued in August 2024 (which had set a record for the highest interest rate among listed mining companies), completing the swap through a combination of cash payment and the issuance of 8.1 million shares at an implied price of about $5 per share—representing a 57% discount to the current market price of $11.80. This arrangement allowed bondholders to exit profitably while significantly reducing the company’s interest burden. As a result, Bitdeer’s share price opened down 13% on Wednesday.
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