Munaf Ali has been purchasing shares of the publicly traded mining company since November, but this has not improved the stock price.
At the same time, the company reveals that it is considering an additional listing outside of ADX, targeting Wall Street.
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Phoenix
Group (ADX: PHX) CEO and Co-Founder Munaf Ali has significantly increased his
ownership position in the Bitcoin (BTC) mining firm, purchasing more than 20
million ordinary shares through open market transactions since November 2024,
the company announced today (Monday).
The
substantial share acquisition comes as Phoenix Group continues to evaluate a
potential U.S. stock listing while expanding its North American Bitcoin mining
operations.
Phoenix Group CEO Acquires
20 Million Shares
Phoenix
Group is the first publicly listed cryptocurrency mining company on the Abu
Dhabi stock exchange, having gone public in late 2023. While the company's
stock initially saw gains, it has been on a downward trend throughout 2024,
despite rising Bitcoin prices. During Monday’s trading session, the stock
dropped below AED 1 ($0.26), officially reaching penny stock status.
The share
buyback by the CEO and Co-Founder could potentially serve not only as a means
of reducing the number of shares in circulation but also as an attempt to boost
the stock price. However, since the buyback began in November, the stock's
value has still declined by approximately 25% to its current price levels.
Munaf Ali, the CEO of Phoenix
“As we
enter a year of high-impact expansion, I firmly believe in Phoenix Group's
long-term potential,” Ali said in a statement. “Increasing my holding
reflects my belief in our differentiated strategy, high-quality operations, and
future growth.”
Last month,
the company published its first report following its $370 million IPO success,
revealing a 50% increase in net profit despite a significant revenue decline.
Revenue shrank threefold to $288 million, while net profit stood at $221
million.
“Phoenix
Group continues to evaluate the potential for a future U.S. listing, aligning
with its ongoing expansion into the North American bitcoin mining sector,” the
company commented in the official statement.
The
difference is clearly visible—NYSE is the largest stock exchange in the world,
with a total market capitalization of $26 trillion. ADX is one of the largest
exchanges in the Middle East, but its market cap stands at $850 billion, which
is 30 times smaller. The number of listed companies is also significantly
lower.
“Phoenix
Group is at the forefront of digital asset mining, and as a Board we remain
fully focused on delivering growth and sustainable value creation for our
shareholders,” concluded the CEO.
Phoenix
Group's U.S. expansion strategy aligns with its broader goals of scaling
high-margin self-mining operations while geographically diversifying its asset
base. The Abu Dhabi-based technology conglomerate currently operates mining
facilities in the United States, Canada, Oman, Ethiopia, and the UAE, with a
total mining capacity of 451 megawatts.
Phoenix
Group (ADX: PHX) CEO and Co-Founder Munaf Ali has significantly increased his
ownership position in the Bitcoin (BTC) mining firm, purchasing more than 20
million ordinary shares through open market transactions since November 2024,
the company announced today (Monday).
The
substantial share acquisition comes as Phoenix Group continues to evaluate a
potential U.S. stock listing while expanding its North American Bitcoin mining
operations.
Phoenix Group CEO Acquires
20 Million Shares
Phoenix
Group is the first publicly listed cryptocurrency mining company on the Abu
Dhabi stock exchange, having gone public in late 2023. While the company's
stock initially saw gains, it has been on a downward trend throughout 2024,
despite rising Bitcoin prices. During Monday’s trading session, the stock
dropped below AED 1 ($0.26), officially reaching penny stock status.
The share
buyback by the CEO and Co-Founder could potentially serve not only as a means
of reducing the number of shares in circulation but also as an attempt to boost
the stock price. However, since the buyback began in November, the stock's
value has still declined by approximately 25% to its current price levels.
Munaf Ali, the CEO of Phoenix
“As we
enter a year of high-impact expansion, I firmly believe in Phoenix Group's
long-term potential,” Ali said in a statement. “Increasing my holding
reflects my belief in our differentiated strategy, high-quality operations, and
future growth.”
Last month,
the company published its first report following its $370 million IPO success,
revealing a 50% increase in net profit despite a significant revenue decline.
Revenue shrank threefold to $288 million, while net profit stood at $221
million.
“Phoenix
Group continues to evaluate the potential for a future U.S. listing, aligning
with its ongoing expansion into the North American bitcoin mining sector,” the
company commented in the official statement.
The
difference is clearly visible—NYSE is the largest stock exchange in the world,
with a total market capitalization of $26 trillion. ADX is one of the largest
exchanges in the Middle East, but its market cap stands at $850 billion, which
is 30 times smaller. The number of listed companies is also significantly
lower.
“Phoenix
Group is at the forefront of digital asset mining, and as a Board we remain
fully focused on delivering growth and sustainable value creation for our
shareholders,” concluded the CEO.
Phoenix
Group's U.S. expansion strategy aligns with its broader goals of scaling
high-margin self-mining operations while geographically diversifying its asset
base. The Abu Dhabi-based technology conglomerate currently operates mining
facilities in the United States, Canada, Oman, Ethiopia, and the UAE, with a
total mining capacity of 451 megawatts.
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
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