Metaplanet affiche un bénéfice en hausse au premier trimestre malgré des pertes sur le bitcoin

Metaplanet a enregistré un bénéfice d'exploitation en hausse au premier trimestre, soutenu par les revenus issus de ses avoirs en bitcoin. La société a néanmoins comptabilisé une perte de 728 millions de dollars liée à des dépréciations d'actifs après la chute brutale du cours du bitcoin.

Metaplanet a réalisé un bénéfice d'exploitation plus solide au premier trimestre par rapport aux périodes précédentes. Les revenus liés aux investissements en bitcoin ont contribué à cette amélioration des résultats.

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