Exhibit
No.
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Description
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Iris Energy Limited, March 2022 Monthly Investor Update, dated April 7, 2022
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Iris Energy Limited
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Date: April 7, 2022
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By:
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/s/ Daniel Roberts
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Daniel Roberts
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Co-Chief Executive Officer and Director
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Key metrics
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Mar-22
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Average operating hashrate (PH/s)
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850
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Bitcoin mined1
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121
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Mining revenue (US$’000)
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5,136
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Electricity costs (US$’000)
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1,029
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Revenue per Bitcoin (US$)
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42,471
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Electricity costs per Bitcoin (US$)
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8,512
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Corporate:
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An additional US$71 million equipment financing facility executed with NYDIG
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Limited recourse facility
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Secured by 19,800 Bitmain S19j Pro miners (1.98 EH/s)
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25 month term, 11% p.a. interest rate
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~10 EH/s of the Company’s total stock of miners remain unencumbered
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Substantial balance sheet flexibility to secure additional non-dilutive funding
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Welcomed new hires; Giles Walsh as Vice President – Operations (USA) and Kane Doyle as Senior Manager – Investor Relations
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Operations:
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Monthly operating revenue of US$5.1 million (+14% increase)
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121 Bitcoin mined (+10% increase)
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850 PH/s average operating hashrate (+1% increase)
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Construction:
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Mackenzie (2.4 EH/s, 80MW – BC, Canada)
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Construction activities for the first 0.3 EH/s (9MW) completed ahead of schedule, with the final steps of the grid connection process underway
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Construction continues to progress to schedule for the remainder of the initial 1.5 EH/s (50MW), with advancement of the substation and additional data center buildings
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Prince George (2.4 EH/s, 85MW – BC, Canada)
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Foundation works for the first data center building completed ahead of schedule during March and currently in progress for two additional data center buildings
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Substation excavation and foundation works also commenced in March, with general site grading and civil works continuing in parallel
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Childress (9.6 EH/s, 335MW – Texas, USA)
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Procurement and early mobilization activities continued to progress, with the site readying for commencement of construction
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US$71 million limited recourse equipment financing facility
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Secured by 19,800 Bitmain S19j Pro miners (1.98 EH/s)
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25 month term, 11% p.a. interest rate
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Mackenzie – Recently installed 50MW transformer | Mackenzie – Miners racked inside first data center |
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Prince George – Foundation works for first data
center building complete
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Prince George – Substation foundation works
progressing
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Operating*
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Jan-22
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Feb-22
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Mar-22
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Operating renewable power usage (MW)
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27
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27
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27
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Avg operating hashrate (PH/s)
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804
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844
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850
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Financial (unaudited)5
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Jan-22
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Feb-22
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Mar-22
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Bitcoin mined*
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126
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110
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121
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Mining revenue (US$’000)
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5,015
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4,495
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5,136
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Electricity costs (US$’000)
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970
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895
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1,029
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Revenue per Bitcoin (US$)
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39,935
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40,789
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42,471
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Electricity costs per Bitcoin (US$)
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7,727
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8,118
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8,512
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Miner Shipping Schedule
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Hardware
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Units
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PH/s
(incremental)
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PH/s
(cumulative)
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Operating (March 2022)
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S19j Pro6
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8,597
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850
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850
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Inventory – in transit
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S19j Pro / S19j
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1,412
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138
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988
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Inventory – pending deployment
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S19j Pro / S19j7
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15,473
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1,381
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2,369
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Q2 2022
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S19j Pro / S19j
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13,785
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1,314
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3,683
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Q3 2022
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S19j Pro / S19j
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7,063
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659
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4,342
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Q4 2022
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S19j Pro / S19j
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27,973
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2,781
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7,123
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Q1 2023
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S19j Pro
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26,577
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2,658
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9,781
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Q2 2023
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S19j Pro
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26,765
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2,676
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12,457
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Q3 2023
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S19j Pro
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26,952
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2,695
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15,152
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Total
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154,597
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15,152
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Site Overview
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Capacity
(MW)
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Capacity (EH/s)
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Timing8
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Status
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Canal Flats (BC, Canada)
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30
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0.8
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Complete
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Operating
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Mackenzie (BC, Canada)
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50
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1.5
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Q2-Q3 2022
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Under construction
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30
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0.9
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2023
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Under construction
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Prince George (BC, Canada)
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50
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1.4
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Q3 2022
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Under construction
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35
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1.0
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2023
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Under construction
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Childress (Texas, USA)
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100
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3.0
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Q4 20223
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Under construction
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235
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6.6
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2023
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Under construction
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Total (miners secured)
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530
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15.2
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Childress (Texas, USA)
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265
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~84
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Potential capacity
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Total (potential expansion)
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795
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~234
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Focus on low-cost renewables: Iris Energy targets markets with low-cost, excess and/or under-utilized renewable energy, and where the Company can support local
communities
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Long-term security over infrastructure, land and power supply: Iris Energy builds, owns and operates its electrical infrastructure and specialized data centers,
providing long-term security and operational control over its assets
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Seasoned management team: Iris Energy’s team has an impressive track record of success across energy, infrastructure, renewables, finance, digital assets and data
centers
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