NIP Group has announced that it has recorded an initial Bitcoin output of approximately 151.4 BTC from its mining operation period between September and November 2025.
The figures came from the company’s first operational fleet and mark its official entry into large-scale Bitcoin mining. At the current Bitcoin price of around $95,634, the 151.4 BTC already mined would be valued at roughly $14.48m (~£10.8m).
In the same update, the company also confirmed that its active mining capacity has reached 9.66 exahashes per second.
NIP Group’s Plan to Scale Bitcoin Mining Up to 11.3 EH/s
With this milestone, NIP Group now sits among the top 20 publicly listed Bitcoin miners in the US and is currently the largest disclosed miner across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
Operational data shared by the firm shows that the initial 151.4 BTC was mined using a 3.11 EH/s fleet. Meanwhile, current installed capacity stands at 9.66 EH/s, with an additional 1.64 EH/s yet to be deployed.
NIP Group notes that total operating capacity is expected to rise to about 11.3 EH/s (exahash per second Tranche 1 fleet).
Once fully deployed, management estimates monthly production could reach around 140 BTC, depending on network difficulty and market conditions.
Hicham Chahine, Co-CEO of NIP Group, commented: “These production results prove what we set out to demonstrate — that we can deploy mining infrastructure at scale and generate meaningful Bitcoin output.
“This positions us uniquely at the intersection of digital assets, computing infrastructure, and gaming — with optionality to expand into AI workloads as that market develops.”
In a statement, Carl Agren, Chief Operating Officer of NIP Group Mining and Digital Assets, also stated that the Tranche 1 machines performed exactly as expected. He added that attention is now on smoothly integrating Tranche 2 assets while maintaining strong efficiency and uptime.
From Esports Roots to Digital Infrastructure
NIP Group’s move into Bitcoin mining started in mid-2025 after it acquired mining machines from Fortune Peak and Apex Cyber Limited.
These acquisitions delivered an initial combined hash rate of 3.11 EH/s of capacity, with an expected output of about 60 BTC per month. In return, the company issued 119.5m Class A shares, valuing the deal at roughly $280.8m (~£204.6m).
By September 2025, the acquisition was fully completed, locking in the full 3.11 EH/s capacity and leading to the creation of a dedicated Digital Computing Division to operate independently from its core gaming activities.
Since then, NIP Group has continued adding assets, pushing projected monthly output from 60 BTC to 160 BTC. From its roots as an esports brand behind Ninjas in Pyjamas, the company has steadily grown into a digital infrastructure player with real scale.
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