MARA has gained full control of Exaion's management, achieving a record profit of $2.3 billion through the expansion of digital infrastructure in Europe.

French subsidiary MARA France recently completed the acquisition of 64% of the shares of cloud computing company Exaion, thereby gaining full control of Exaion’s management. This strategic acquisition is an important step toward strengthening digital infrastructure across Europe centered on France, while also laying the foundation for MARA’s business portfolio to achieve a record profit of $2,300.

Completion of 64% Share Acquisition by French Subsidiary and Reorganization of Capital Structure

Following the completion of the acquisition, Israeli investment firm NJJ Capital also entered into a strategic capital partnership agreement with MARA, acquiring 10% of MARA France’s shares. Meanwhile, the original parent company, EDF Group, continues to be involved with Exaion as a minority shareholder and maintains its client relationship. Market reports indicate that MARA invested $168 million in cash to acquire controlling shares from EDF Pulse Ventures. The French government conducted strict reviews of this transaction due to concerns over national sovereignty, but ultimately approved it.

Integration of Cloud Services and High-Performance Computing, Building Europe’s Digital Infrastructure Base

After the acquisition, Exaion’s board of directors is composed of representatives appointed by MARA, EDF Pulse Ventures, NJJ Capital, and Exaion’s CEO and co-founder. Xavier Niel, a well-known French entrepreneur, and MARA CEO Fred Thiel also participate as board members, playing a central role in decision-making. This diversified governance structure is expected to accelerate Exaion’s business expansion and enhance capabilities in secure cloud services and high-performance computing. As a result, this collaboration aims to establish a France-based company as a leader in Europe’s digital infrastructure.

Achieving a Record Profit of $2,300 through Bitcoin Operations and AI Asset Integration

NASDAQ-listed MARA experienced a roughly 40% decline in stock price last year but is now on a recovery path due to a business restructuring. In the previous quarter, the company generated a record profit of $123 million by integrating Bitcoin mining operations with new power management and AI-related assets. This performance signifies a shift away from a single-business model toward an organically integrated multi-segment approach, establishing a competitive advantage. Attention is now focused on whether this growth trajectory will be further strengthened in the upcoming quarterly earnings report.