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AIB Data Centers Inc. appointed Jason K. Burnett Chief Operations Officer, effective October 26, 2026. He will oversee construction execution, procurement and data center operations. His initial annual base salary is $250,000, rising to $300,000 upon closing of any financing relating to CLT1 and to $350,000 upon closing of any financing for the next site; salary is subject to adjustment in the company’s sole discretion.
Burnett is eligible for site-delivery bonuses for each site delivered to a customer under a signed lease, based on contracted IT load. Each bonus is earned in three stages: 25% at site-financing close and construction start, 25% at energization and commissioning completion, and 50% at customer handoff. Each stage is paid within 30 days after the CEO confirms achievement in writing. The agreement covers the first ten sites reaching customer handoff; he must be employed when each milestone is reached, and stages not yet earned or paid are forfeited upon termination.
AIB said total contracted power expanded from 65 MW to approximately 120 MW and described a binding 12-year agreement with Nebius for 50 MW of critical IT capacity at CLT1. It also entered indemnification agreements with all current directors and executive officers, subject to stated limitations and exclusions.
AIB Data Centers Inc. released an October 2026 investor presentation describing approximately 120 MW of contracted utility power across five named sites as of October 14, 2026. At CLT1, it reports 65 MW of contracted utility power and a signed customer agreement for 50 MW of critical IT capacity, with a 12-year initial term and two five-year renewal options. Two 25 MW data halls are expected in Q4 2027; timing depends on utility service, construction, procurement, permitting and financing.
CLT1 project financing is not complete, and its availability and terms are not assured. Q2 2026 revenue was $2.915 million, versus $4.745 million in Q2 2025, and net loss was $3.481 million, versus $542,000. These results predate the customer agreement and reflect the legacy hosting business, de-energized on June 5, 2026. The presentation lists $6.56 billion in projected revenue over the 12-year initial term for four other sites, excluding CLT1; it labels this illustrative, not guidance, a forecast or a target. No customer agreements are in place for those sites, and utility agreements are unexecuted for DFW2, GSO1 and MSP1.
AIB Data Centers Inc. issued Chief Executive Officer Jerry Tang’s shareholder letter, which says the company has an agreement with Nebius for 50 MW of critical IT capacity at its CLT1 data center campus. The agreement has an initial 12-year term and two potential five-year renewal periods. AIB also reported completing a strategic acquisition in Texas, increasing total contracted utility power capacity from 65 MW to approximately 120 MW.
For CLT1, AIB’s current development plan combines substantial customer prepayments and project-level financing, including potential debt and preferred equity. The company does not currently anticipate requiring corporate-level common equity for CLT1 development. Its stated immediate priorities include advancing CLT1 toward delivery, securing project financing, and meeting its commitments to Nebius.
AIB Data Centers Inc. announced that a wholly owned subsidiary entered a binding agreement with Nebius for 50 MW of critical IT capacity at AIB’s facility in the southeastern United States, under an initial 12-year term. AIB expects to deliver the capacity in two data halls.
AIB expects customer prepayments under the initial term, project-level debt and preferred equity to fund a substantial portion of initial development costs, significantly reducing its anticipated need for corporate-level common equity and limiting potential dilution. The project is supported by a previously announced 15-year Electric Service Agreement for 65 MW of utility load, which requires no significant additional electrical infrastructure upgrades. Optional renewals could increase total contract value. A completed Texas acquisition increased AIB’s total contracted power capacity to approximately 120 MW.
AIB Data Centers Inc. released a Q3 2026 investor presentation describing its CLT1 customer contract, power schedule, financing framework and Q2 results.
At CLT1, AIB reports 50 MW of contracted critical IT capacity for an initial 12-year term, with two five-year renewal options at the customer's election. Its implied-rate calculation uses $1.32 billion divided by 12 years and 50 MW. A 65 MW, 15-year electric service agreement is scheduled to begin October 1, 2026; 25-MW data halls are targeted around months 10 and 14 after service begins, a forward-looking timeline.
Q2 2026 revenue was $2.915 million versus $4.745 million a year earlier; net loss was $3.481 million versus $542,000, and Adjusted EBITDA loss was $3.073 million versus $92,000. Revenue reflects legacy hosting temporarily de-energized June 5, 2026, for infrastructure redeployment. An approximately $800 million build-funding example is illustrative: project-level debt and preferred equity have not been arranged, the capital stack may change, and project equity may be needed.
AIB Data Centers Inc. (AIB) entered into and then closed two linked agreements to acquire approximately 29.385 acres of real property in Texas for development as a data center site, for aggregate consideration of about $17,225,400.
Under a Purchase and Sale Agreement, the company bought 5.00 acres (Property A) with existing Facilities Extension Agreement power capacity of 15 MW for $8,250,000 in cash at closing. Under a Membership Interest Purchase Agreement, it acquired 100% of a limited liability company that can obtain fee simple title to about 24.385 acres (Property B), supported by a Facilities Extension Agreement providing 40 MW of primary electric service.
The MIPA purchase price is $8,975,400, including a $6,000,000 Deferred Payment due on the “Release Date” when the utility places Property B facilities in service, and $2,975,400 payable at closing. The Deferred Payment and Property B performance are secured by two irrevocable standby letters of credit totaling $7,754,640, each expiring on August 30, 2027 and automatically renewing. The acquisition and related obligations were completed on September 11, 2026.
AIB Data Centers Inc. (AIB) furnished an investor presentation outlining its strategy as a power-first, AI-focused data center developer and updating recent operating and financial metrics. The company highlights a 65 MW contracted power position under a 15-year electric service agreement at its CLT-01 site, part of a funnel that includes ~570 MW of identified capacity and ~260 MW under non-binding letters of intent. Management presents illustrative economics showing that, at observed market lease rates, a fully leased 65 MW project could support significant annual revenue and NOI over a 12‑year term, while emphasizing that no definitive tenant lease or project financing has been executed and all figures are non-guidance benchmarks.
The presentation recaps Q2 2026 results: revenue of $2.9 million, down 39% year over year, and a gross margin of (18)% versus 12% in Q2 2025 as energy costs rose and the legacy site was temporarily de‑energized. Net loss widened to $3.5 million and Adjusted EBITDA to $(3.1) million. At June 30, 2026, liquidity and scale improved markedly, with $52.8 million of cash, $90.4 million in total assets, $82.7 million in stockholders’ equity and no traditional debt, following a June underwritten equity offering and a March 2026 business combination.
AIB Data Centers Inc. (AIB) reported that major shareholder Tiger Cloud LLC, a ten percent owner, acquired 80,777 shares of common stock on August 31, 2026 through a conversion of derivative securities related to a Business Combination Agreement. This fractional share adjustment increased Tiger Cloud LLC’s direct holdings to 15,181,747 shares, with the new shares having an approximate market value of $92,086 based on the last reported sale price on the NYSE American LLC on the issuance date. No Rule 10b5-1 trading plan is reported for this transaction.
AIB Data Centers Inc. (AIB) reported that CEO, President and director Jerry Tang, a more-than-ten-percent owner, indirectly acquired 140,667 shares of common stock on August 31, 2026 through a conversion of a derivative security. After this transaction, indirect holdings reported for entities he controls totaled 26,437,881 shares of common stock.
AIB Data Centers Inc. (AIB) reported that major holder VCV Digital Solutions LLC acquired 59,890 shares of common stock on August 31, 2026 through a conversion of a derivative security. The shares were received as fractional share adjustments under a Business Combination Agreement, bringing VCV Digital Solutions LLC’s direct holdings to 11,256,134 shares of common stock.