Keel Infrastructure closed Friday at $5.68 on Nasdaq, up 22% for the week and 99% for May, after rebranding from Bitfarms and shifting to data centers and energy infrastructure for AI. Q1 revenue fell 23% to $37 million with a $98 million operating loss. CEO Ben Gagnon set a 2026 goal to sign leases at Panther Creek, Sharon, and Moses Lake. Analysts raised targets, but risk warnings cite lease delays and execution hurdles. The post Keel Infrastr…
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