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Coolbit Technologies Ltd (CBAI) IPO | IPOSignal

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2. Capital Structure

3. What does Coolbit Technologies Ltd do?

4. Valuation

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Investment Snapshot

Capital Structure

What does Coolbit Technologies Ltd do?

Valuation

Discussion

Coolbit Technologies Ltd

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Investment Snapshot

F-1/A All Filings

Symbol

CBAI

Event Date

2026-07-06

Sector

Information Technology

Subsector

IT Services

Offer Range

—

Shares Offered

Shares Outstanding Pre-IPO

26.25M

Total Shares Post-IPODual-Class

30M

Market Cap

—

Target Price

$00.00

Implied Upside vs Midpoint

$00.00

Description

The Company is a recently incorporated company engaged in the Bitcoin Mining sector. We employ an integrated Mining strategy (supported by hosting agreements) that utilizes U.S. and Canadian-based Mining facilities to generate Bitcoin by performing computing associated with PoW. The Company’s current business plan does not include the expansion of its Mining operations to include Digital assets other than Bitcoin, or any other activities with, or the holding of, any other Cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin, and the Company does not anticipate any changes to its business plan for the foreseeable future. The Company’s business model is focused on the U.S. and Canada, and is centered on leasing high-performance Bitmain Miners from partners and utilizing third-party hosting providers for site operations, although we intend to expand and evolve our business model by utilizing a portion of the net proceeds of the offering to purchase Bitcoin Miners directly and possibly to acquire a Company-owned Mining facility. This strategic shift to a hybrid model, incorporating both owned and leased Miners, and to owning our Mining facility is intended to provide us with greater operational flexibility. However, currently, through our current long-term leasing agreements, the Company gains access to top-tier Mining equipment without large upfront infrastructure costs. The Miners are deployed to the hosting providers’ facilities, where the hosting providers handle installation, configuration, Mining pool connectivity and 24/7 monitoring and technical support. The Company rigorously tracks key indicators including online rate, Hashrate deviation rate and electricity bill verification through daily collaboration with hosts to optimize Miner performance and cost efficiency. Revenue is generated daily by contributing Hashrate to a Mining pool, which allocates Bitcoin Block rewards and transaction fees proportionally to the Company’s digital wallet based on its share of valid Hashrate contributed. As we receive Bitcoin rewards through our Mining operations, we exchange our Bitcoin for Fiat currency to fund our operations. This conversion is conducted on an as-needed basis determined by our short-term liquidity requirements and an ongoing assessment of market conditions. Our primary strategy for managing short-term Fiat currency needs is to liquidate a sufficient amount of Bitcoin to cover projected liabilities, anticipated operating expenses and capital expenditures over a forward-looking period, typically one to three months. Our management team assesses our Fiat currency needs and reviews our financial forecasts on a daily basis to determine the timing and amount of Bitcoin to be converted. Managing short-term Bitcoin exposure is a function of cash management as we accrue Bitcoin from Mining and accrue Fiat liabilities in the course of doing business. In identifying our Fiat currency needs, we assess market conditions and review our financial forecast on a daily basis. We safeguard and keep private our Bitcoin by utilizing cold storage for private keys that require multi-factor authentication and third-party custody solutions. While we are confident in the security of our Bitcoin, we will continue to evaluate additional protective measures. In addition to holding Bitcoin available for liquidation on an as-needed basis to fund business activities, we look to realize value through the direct appreciation of Bitcoin held on our balance sheet and explore treasury management monetization opportunities. The primary use of our free cash flow is to fund and support the growth of our business. Holding Bitcoin on the balance sheet is a core piece of this strategy and we intend to look to grow this balance over time. Once these have been retained on the balance sheet, the merits of various monetization strategies, including lending them out, can be considered. As of the date of this prospectus, we do not engage in any hedging activities, including use of derivatives. Although we currently do not use any hedging products or synthetic financial instruments, we recognize the possibility that in the future such products or instruments may be useful tools in support of our broad commercial efforts. --- We were incorporated in the Cayman Islands on October 17, 2023 for the purpose of being the holding company. Our registered office in the Cayman Islands is at Cricket Square, Hutchins Drive, PO Box 2681, Grand Cayman, KY-1111, Cayman Islands. Our principal executive office is at 5020-4000 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC V6X 0J8, Canada. Our telephone number at this location is 1-604-837-9263. Our website address is https://www.coolbittech.com. Our agent for service of process in the United States is Puglisi & Associates, 850 Library Avenue, Suite 204, Newark, Delaware 19711.

Capital Structure

Dual-class

Post-IPO economic shares by class.

Class	Shares	% Economic
Class A Ordinary Shares (listed) 1 vote per share	20M	66.7%
Class B Ordinary Shares 10 votes per share	10M	33.3%
Total economic shares	30M	100%

What does Coolbit Technologies Ltd do?

Public bitcoin-mining and hosting operator that scales hash rate via leased and hosted mining equipment with an announced strategic shift toward partial miner ownership and building proprietary facilities; revenue driven by mined BTC receipts, monetization cadence (BTC→fiat), hosting fees, and energy economics.Model mid ~$0.22 vs offer ~$4.50 (rich vs intrinsic).Lens blend 70/30: Started from prior 65/35 and moved modestly toward cash (to 70/30) based on concrete signals in both lenses. Lens A supplies the more disciplined intrinsic anchors (owner‑economic FCF per share ≈ $0.01502 and Cash Floor ≈ $0.03/sh) and documents material missing items (Total Debt, capex) that increase model downside uncertainty — these factors argue for a heavier cash DCF tilt. Lens B correctly highlights option-like upside (offer $4.50/sh) but also flags execution and aftermarket risks (small cash buffer, dependence on IPO proceeds, limited operating history). The underwriting syndicate history (Eddid group with weak post‑IPO performance) and dual‑class governance further reduce the probability of the high‑offer outcome, so I down‑weighted Lens B relative to the prior rather than up‑weighting it. Specific citations used in the move: Lens A valuation anchors (FCF Yield 8pct midpoint $0.1877/sh; cash floor $0.03/sh), Lens B scenario probabilities and convexity trap (distressed base upside probabilities), missing Total Debt & capex in Degraded Notes, and the NARRATIVE DEBUNK competitor counterpoint (Core Scientific scale & volatility) which reduces the plausibility of offer‑level upside. Movement was kept small and within the deterministic clamp (A in [45,85]).Narrative check: Phase focus lists 'capital-returner' but filing and Degraded Notes show a small cash buffer, heavy planned use of proceeds for miner procurement expansion, and no dividend policy — the company's capital plan is expansionary rather than return‑focused, so the 'capital-returner' label is inconsistent with available facts.Bear vector: The bull narrative that Coolbit can scale efficiently and realize stable mining revenue is undermined by the competitor and market evidence: large peers (e.g., Core Scientific) have far greater scale (20.1 EH s, ~171k miners) and have reported substantial losses in adverse BTC cycles (Core Scientific reported a net loss of $265.5M in Q4 2024), demonstrating both scale advantages and revenue volatility that Coolbit may not overcome in the near term.

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