TechFlow news, July 30 — According to TheMinerMag, MARA's Q2 financial report reveals that the company paid $73.3 million to U.S. chip startup Auradine for Teraflux bitcoin miners during the first half of 2025, including $22.3 million in Q1 and $51 million in Q2. All orders were delivered on schedule by June 30.
MARA's collaboration with Auradine extends beyond equipment procurement. In February this year, MARA invested $20 million to purchase preferred shares in Auradine and converted a previous $1.2 million convertible note into equity, bringing its total investment in Auradine to $85.4 million, while securing one board seat.
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