Galaxy Shares Rise 11% After Annual Report Shows Core Business Profitability

Galaxy reported a $241 million full-year net loss, while adjusted EBITDA and digital assets gross profit remained positive, suggesting investors focused on operating performance after the earnings release.

Summary

Galaxy Digital reported a full-year net loss of about $241 million, but posted about $216 million in adjusted EBITDA and about $505 million in adjusted gross profit from its digital assets business. Shares rose more than 11% following the earnings release, indicating the market responded positively to the company’s operating profitability despite the net loss.

Terms & Concepts
  • Net loss: A company’s total losses after accounting for revenue, expenses, and other gains or charges over a reporting period.
  • Adjusted EBITDA: A non-GAAP earnings metric that measures operating performance before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization, with additional adjustments for selected items.
  • Digital assets: Blockchain-based assets such as cryptocurrencies and tokenized instruments that are held, traded, or managed digitally.