CleanSpark Shares Gain With Wall Street Viewing Power Assets as AI Play
CleanSpark shares rose 7.4% to $15.77 by midday Wednesday after the company hired Ruben Sahakyan as senior vice president of finance. Sahakyan, formerly of KBW/Stifel, will oversee capital markets and M&A. The stock outperformed bitcoin and other miners as investors responded to CleanSpark’s push into AI infrastructure. CleanSpark holds 1.8 gigawatts of contracted power capacity.