Blockchain Technology Boom Fuels Growth For AGM Group

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  • AGM posted strong Q4 results and witnessed a substantial increase in revenues and gross sales>
  • The blockchain technology boom is serving as a powerful growth engine for upstream manufacturers
  • AGM plans to relocate its research center and manufacturing facilities to North America

On April 26, AGM (NASDAQ:AGMH) announced its financial results for the full year and the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2021, showcasing the company’s outstanding performance since its shift into the ASCI chip design and high-end crypto miner production.

Strong Q4 results and promising digital transformation

AGM is an integrated technology company that focuses on research and development for blockchain-oriented ASIC chips. It's one of the few companies listed on the US stock market that has capabilities for designing blockchain-oriented ASIC chips and cryptocurrency mining equipment production. 

AGM’s gross profit ballooned to $5.88m in the fourth quarter of 2021 from $4,933 in the same period of 2020 as its revenues saw a substantial increase. It was a particularly profitable quarter for the firm, as its net income rose to US$3.84m. 

Sales growth in cryptocurrency mining machines and computing equipment were the reason behind AGM’s robust Q4. Last August, AGM released KOI-C16. It is a high-performance mining machine that has a hash rate up to 113 TH/S, power efficiency ratio of 30 J/T, and 3400W of power consumption. C16's parameters have surpassed its peer miners, which includes Bitmain's Antminer S19 pro and Canaan's AvalonMiner1246.

Blockchain technology plays a key role

The digital economy, which is enabled by emerging technologies such as cloud computing, big data, Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence and the like, has become a powerful engine of economic growth. 

In 2020, the added value of core industries in the digital economy accounted for 7.8% of China’s 2020 gross domestic product (GDP). It continues to play an important role in China’s pursuit of a sustainable, healthy society and economy. In its 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25), China also highlighted the great importance attributed to the development of a digital economy to boost its GDP growth, innovation, and competitiveness. 

Facing the challenges of a digital world, more and more companies are turning to new technologies to accelerate their digital transformation. This includes increasing their adoption of blockchain, which is a representative emerging technology and recognized as the underlying technology of the ‘Next Generation Internet’ (NGI). As the cornerstone of blockchain technology, IC Chip-related industries are very likely to benefit from this trend.

Upstream manufacturers such as AGM believe that they may see their business soaring as demand for blockchain technology increases. AGM said that it will continue to deliver big orders of mining machines and aims to become one of the key participants and contributors in the global fintech and blockchain ecosystem.

References:

Plan focuses on digital economy development during 14th Five-Year Plan period (www.gov.cn

AGM Group Holdings| Nasdaq: AGMH | Bitcoin Miner | ASIC chip for Bitcoin | Blockchain and fintech applications | Annual Results (agmprime.com) 

AGMH, crypto miner, btc miner, btc cash miner, high-end crypto miner (agmprime.com)

IDC FutureScape: 全球数字化转型2021年预测——中国启示 

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