its 2022 outlook, saying it would take the more conservative approach to growing the company because of market volatility.
“We would characterize it as an appropriately conservative approach to growth, making sure we have the money to do what we say we're going to do,” CEO Mike Levitt said during the earnings conference call. “We remained very comfortable with our ability to internally fund our growth to approximately one gigawatt,” he added.
“Despite a very challenging environment, we are sufficiently capitalized to achieve our 2022 objectives, and we have the ability to exceed those objectives, should it make sense to do so,” Levitt said during the call. The comments align with peers such as Riot which has already started selling its mined bitcoins and Marathon, which recently said it mightInvestors reacted favorably to Core Scientific's new approach as Core’s share price rose in after-hours trading, even after the company cut its 2022 guidance and missed first quarter estimates for revenues and adjusted EBITDA. However, both metrics were up multiple-fold year-over-year.
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