Mawson Infrastructure Group (MIGI) Stock: Latest News, SEC Filing, Forecasts and Outlook (December 12, 2025)

Updated: Friday, December 12, 2025 — Mawson Infrastructure Group Inc. (NASDAQ: MIGI ) is back on traders’ radars after a sharp spike in volume and intraday volatility this week—moves that coincided with a fresh SEC filing tied to its at-the-market (ATM) equity program and increased attention around the company’s investor-facing updates. ^[1]

Below is a complete, publication-ready breakdown of all the key Mawson Infrastructure stock news and developments available as of 12/12/2025 , plus the latest analyst consensus, financial forecast data, and what investors are watching next .

MIGI stock price action on Dec. 12, 2025: volatility stays elevated

As of mid-day trading on December 12, 2025 , market data showed MIGI around $5.60 , down roughly 8% on the session, after an exceptionally turbulent two days that included a dramatic intraday run and heavy volume. ^[2]

Recent closes and volume underscore how unusual this week’s activity has been:

Dec 10: Close $6.70 (up 45.65% )
Dec 11: High $15.80 , close $6.10 , volume ~57.1M
Dec 12: Trading near $5.60 mid-day, volume already well above typical prior-week levels ^[3]

This kind of “up-big/down-big” tape is often seen in micro- and small-cap names when liquidity is thin , news flow is dense , or trading becomes momentum-driven .

Nasdaq volatility pauses hit MIGI during the surge

The volatility was significant enough that Reuters/Refinitiv headlines circulating through market news feeds flagged Nasdaq volatility trading pauses in MIGI on December 11, 2025 . ^[4]

For investors, these LULD-style pauses don’t necessarily indicate fundamental news; they typically reflect rapid price movement that triggers automatic market-structure safeguards.

The biggest catalyst: Mawson’s Dec. 11 SEC filing expands its ATM program

One of the most consequential “hard” developments for MIGI stock this week is a December 11, 2025 prospectus supplement filed with the SEC tied to Mawson’s ATM offering equity .

What Mawson disclosed

In the filing, Mawson stated:

It had previously been constrained by the Form S‑3 “baby shelf” limitation because its public float was below $75 million .
As of December 11, 2025 , Mawson said its public float had increased above $75 million , and therefore it was no longer subject to that particular cap.
The prospectus supplement relates to an offer and sale of common stock up to $40,000,000 through HC Wainwright as sales agent.
As of Dec. 11, the company disclosed it had sold an aggregate 1,558,944 shares under the sales agreement for gross proceeds of $9,599,246.43 . ^[5]

Why this matters for MIGI shareholders

ATM programs are common in small-cap markets, but they carry a clear implication:

They can increase financial flexibility (capital raised over time, potentially opportunistically).
They can also create dilution risk —especially if the company sells shares into strength or if liquidity needs rise.

In short: for MIGI stock, the filing is material because it potentially expands the company’s capacity to raise equity capital meaningfully from where it had been capped previously. ^[6]

Mawson’s Dec. 2025 investor visibility: Emerging Growth Conference

Mawson also publicly flagged investor outreach in December:

The company said Interim CEO Kaliste Saloom and CFO William (Bill) Regan would present at the Emerging Growth Conference on December 11, 2025 at 1:10 PM ET , describing an overview of Mawson’s strategy and recent developments. ^[7]

While conference presentations are not always price-moving events on their own, they can act as a spotlight moment —especially when a small-cap name already has elevated trading interest.

Recent company news roundup (everything current as of 12/12/2025)

Here are the most relevant Mawson Infrastructure Group headlines and filings that shape the MIGI narrative right now:

1) Q3 2025 results: revenue up YoY; big profit nearly doubled

Mawson’s Q3 release reported:

Q3 2025 revenue:$13.2M vs $12.3M (Q3 2024)
Q3 2025 gross profit:$8.6M vs $4.3M
Q3 2025 income from operations:$1.6M vs an operating loss of $11.4M
Q3 2025 net income:$0.3M vs a net loss of $12.2M (Q3 2024) ^[8]

The same release also discussed operational initiatives including a GPU pilot (more below) and indicated Mawson expected to resume monthly business and operational updates beginning in December 2025 . ^[9]

2) Monthly financial update (October 2025): $3.3M revenue, mix shift toward energy management

In its October 2025 unaudited monthly update, Mawson reported:

Total monthly revenue:$3.3M (down 30% YoY; down 36% MoM)
Digital colocation revenue:$1.6M (down 59% YoY; down 56% MoM)
Energy management revenue:$1.6M (up 191% YoY; up 29% MoM)
Self-mining revenue:$0.1M (down 55% YoY; down 62% MoM) ^[10]

This update matters because it shows Mawson’s revenue composition isn’t purely “Bitcoin mining”—and that energy management was doing heavy lifting in that month.

3) Reverse stock split: 1-for-20 effective Nov. 20 (trading adjusted Nov. 21)

Mawson announced a 1-for-20 reverse stock split intended primarily to raise the per-share price to pursue Nasdaq bid-price compliance. The company said it would be effective Nov. 20, 2025 at 5:00 PM ET , with trading on a split-adjusted basis expected Nov. 21 under the same ticker ( MIGI ). ^[11]

4) Nasdaq compliance deadlines: bid price and market value requirements

Earlier, Mawson said it received an exception period:

Through December 4, 2025 to evidence compliance with the $1.00 minimum bid price requirement
Through December 19, 2025 to evidence compliance with $35 million market value of listed securities requirement ^[12]

With Dec. 12 now past the first date and just one week from the second, Nasdaq compliance remains a key “watch item” for MIGI traders.

5) GPU pilot: pushing deeper into AI/HPC infrastructure

Mawson announced it launched a GPU pilot program on a “major, leading decentralized AI network,” describing it as a strategic expansion beyond digital asset mining into AI/HPC. It also described an initial 100-day plan to gather performance data, evaluate economics, and test market fit. ^[13]

6) Bankruptcy petition dismissed with prejudice (court order formalized)

Mawson also announced the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware issued a written order formalizing an earlier bench ruling dismissing an involuntary bankruptcy petition with prejudice , and said the order enables Mawson to pursue attorneys’ fees, costs, and potentially damages against petitioning creditors. ^[14]

7) Lease extension: Bellefonte, PA facility extended through 2030

The company said it exercised a five-year lease extension option for its Bellefonte, PA facility, extending the term to December 31, 2030 . ^[15]

What analysts are forecasting for MIGI stock (and what they are not )

One challenge for investors looking for “traditional Wall Street coverage” is that MIGI has limited analyst coverage , and—critically— very little in the way of recently published price targets .

Analyst consensus and price targets

StockAnalysis.com, which aggregates analyst ratings and targets from third-party datasets, indicates:

No analyst price target forecasts for MIGI in the last 12 months
Consensus: Hold , based on 1 analyst (HC Wainwright) ^[16]

Investing.com similarly shows an overall “Neutral” view with 0 Buy / 1 Hold / 0 Sell in its displayed consensus snapshot. ^[17]

Financial forecast data (revenue and EPS consensus)

StockAnalysis.com also shows consensus-style financial forecast figures for FY2025:

Revenue (FY2025): ~ $56.10M
EPS (FY2025): ~ -7.75 ^[18]

Important context: forecast datasets can differ on whether they are strictly GAAP vs. mixed GAAP/non-GAAP and can be affected by corporate actions like reverse splits. Treat these as directional rather than precise—especially for small-cap names with complex recent histories.

Practical, investor-focused analysis: the 3 questions driving MIGI from here

With the news cycle concentrated in late 2025, the MIGI “story” now comes down to three near-term questions that matter for both fundamental and event-driven investors:

1) How aggressively will Mawson use the expanded ATM capacity?

The Dec. 11 filing effectively refreshes the company’s ability to sell shares via the ATM—up to $40 million —after disclosing it had already sold ~$9.6 million worth under the prior constraint. ^[19]

If MIGI stays volatile and liquid, ATMs can become a meaningful funding channel. If the company sells heavily into spikes, it can also act as an overhang that traders monitor closely.

2) Can Mawson clear Nasdaq compliance milestones cleanly into year-end?

Mawson previously disclosed key compliance dates— Dec. 4 and Dec. 19 —for bid price and market value requirements. ^[20]

The reverse split was explicitly positioned as a bid-price compliance tool. ^[21]
But the market value threshold is a separate issue—and the Dec. 19 date remains a near-term focal point for the market.

3) Is the AI/HPC pivot real revenue, or still “pilot-stage” narrative?

Mawson’s messaging increasingly emphasizes AI/HPC alongside digital assets, including its GPU pilot and “next-generation digital infrastructure” framing. ^[22]

The bull case tends to hinge on Mawson translating that positioning into repeatable, contracted workloads (and stable margins). The bear case is that pilots and presentations don’t necessarily convert into sustainable revenue fast enough—especially if capital needs remain high.

Risks investors keep surfacing around Mawson Infrastructure stock

For a Google News/Discover audience, it’s worth being explicit about the key risks that explain why MIGI can trade like a “headline stock”:

Dilution / financing risk: The ATM program gives flexibility, but share issuance can dilute holders. ^[23]
Listing risk: Nasdaq compliance milestones have been a recurring issue. ^[24]
Event-driven volatility: Trading pauses and huge volume spikes signal that price action can be dominated by momentum rather than fundamentals. ^[25]
Operating mix volatility: The October update showed a sharp revenue mix shift and meaningful declines in some segments. ^[26]
Execution risk in AI/HPC: The GPU initiative is positioned as scalable, but still framed as a pilot with an evaluation timeline. ^[27]

Bottom line: MIGI is trading like an event-driven microcap—with real filings behind the move

As of December 12, 2025 , Mawson Infrastructure Group stock is a clear example of a small-cap name where SEC filings and corporate actions (ATM program expansion, reverse split, Nasdaq compliance deadlines) intersect with investor attention catalysts (conference visibility) and market-structure effects (volatility pauses). ^[28]

For long-term investors, the key is whether Mawson’s improving profitability metrics in Q3 and its AI/HPC roadmap convert into consistent, repeatable performance. For traders, the near-term focus is liquidity, signals dilution, and Nasdaq compliance risk into late December.