“Collectively, the NYDIG, WhiteHawk, and Convertible Notes and Warrants restructurings (i) reduce principal amount outstanding by approximately $79 million (approximately 55% of total principal amount outstanding as of June 30, 2022), (ii) reduce cash interest and principal payments through year-end 2023 by approximately $113 million, and (iii) improve Stronghold’s forecasted cash flow by approximately $40 million through year-end 2023 through a reduction in interest and principal payments and monetization of the power capacity formerly dedicated to miners,” the corporate wrote in a press launch.
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