IREN secures $363M against AI servers already earning revenue

IREN is refinancing deployed GPU systems backed by customer contracts, freeing capital for expansion while Bitcoin mining still supplies most of its revenue.

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IREN is using deployed, contract-backed GPU infrastructure to release capital for expansion. The deal shows how much AI build-outs depend on financing the equipment already in service, while IREN's reported fiscal 2026 revenue still came mostly from Bitcoin mining.

Stacks of bundled U.S. dollar bills sit beside rows of server equipment, with IREN and a Bitcoin symbol visible.

IREN, the data-center company co-founded by brothers Daniel Roberts and Will Roberts, closed a $363 million equipment financing facility against AI servers and networking systems already generating revenue. The deal, arranged by Wingspire Equipment Finance with a six-lender group, gives IREN capital to redeploy while lenders take security principally over equipment supported by multi-year customer contracts, according to IREN's announcement.…

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