Canadian Minerals Mining Company Switches to Crypto

Squire Mining is changing its business model completely, with a rapid move from mineral mining to cryptocurrencies. 

Squire Mining, a minerals mining company traded on the Canadian Securities Exchange said it is moving from physical to cryptocurrency mining. The company has finalized a non-brokered private placement equity financing of C$ 25.5 million, which Squire Mining will use to fund its business model change.

“The Company is now engaged in the business of developing, manufacturing and selling data mining infrastructure and system technology (including ASIC chips and mining rigs) to support global blockchain applications in the cryptoasset mining space. Shareholder approval for the Change in Business by a majority of the Company’s disinterested shareholders has also been obtained by way of written consent resolution,” Squire Mining said in a statement.

The proceedings will be used for the development and future support of a “next generation ASIC chip and mining rig”. While the product is not available yet, the company has already signed an exclusive distributor agreement.

Trading in Squire Mining shares was halted on July 5, when the company announced a major news release. The market reaction was initially positive, as the company’s stock soared by 71.43% on August 14, the day trading was resumed.

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