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EXHIBIT 99.1

Exhibit 99.1

Hut 8 Reports Third Quarter 2026 Results

Disciplined execution broadens Hut 8’s origination platform, advances contracted projects toward delivery, and expands committed, non-dilutive funding capacity

Hut 8 fully commercializes Beacon Point AI data center campus and advances 1,300 MW of energy capacity to exclusivity

Company closes $1.07 billion revolving credit facility, returns $250.0 million to shareholders through share repurchases, and increases total repurchase authorization to $1.0 billion subsequent to quarter-end

Earnings Release Highlights

-Fully commercialized the Beacon Point campus, signing a second 352 MW IT lease with the Phase 1 tenant (the “Phase 2 lease”) bringing expected aggregate base-term contract value across the Company’s AI data center portfolio to approximately $26.6 billion.

-Broadened the scope of Hut 8’s power-first origination model across geographies and channels, increasing Energy Capacity Under Exclusivity by 1,300 MW to 3,180 MW across multiple regions, and entered into definitive agreements to acquire two energized sites in Texas with up to 230 MW of utility capacity at full energization, subject to final power approvals and infrastructure development.

-Increased utility capacity under construction to 1,330 MW across the Company’s AI data center portfolio following the execution of the Beacon Point Phase 2 lease, with initial data hall delivery targeted for Q2 2027 at River Bend, Q3 2027 at Beacon Point Phase 1, and Q2 2028 at Beacon Point Phase 2.

-Advanced the Company’s capital strategy, closing a $1.07 billion senior secured revolving credit facility that provides low-cost, non-dilutive capital, increases financing flexibility, and supports the Company’s liquidity as it pursues an investment-grade corporate credit profile, and repurchasing $74.7 million of shares during the quarter and a further $175.3 million subsequent to quarter-end, funded with proceeds from Bitcoin sales.

MIAMI, November 4, 2026 – Hut 8 Corp. (Nasdaq, TSX: HUT) (“Hut 8” or the “Company”), an energy infrastructure platform integrating power, digital infrastructure, and compute at scale to fuel next-generation, energy-intensive technologies, today reported its financial results for the third quarter of 2026.

Asher Genoot, CEO of Hut 8, said: “In the third quarter, we executed our power-first strategy at greater scale, broadening our origination program across geographies, entering into definitive agreements to acquire two energized sites in Texas, fully commercializing our Beacon Point campus, advancing the construction of our two AI data center campuses, and expanding our funding capacity in a manner designed to minimize recourse to the parent and dilution to shareholders.

“Today, our pipeline is more advanced, with more than a gigawatt of additional capacity under exclusivity, and more diversified, with less concentration in any single region. Construction at both River Bend and Beacon Point remains on track to meet our delivery targets, and we expect these projects to be funded entirely at the project level, without requiring equity issuance or recourse debt at the parent. Partner conviction has deepened, with our tenant at Beacon Point doubling its contracted capacity at the campus, and with a syndicate of lenders committing more than $1 billion of credit for future growth. And our shareholders now own a larger share of a growing platform following share repurchases funded with Bitcoin from our balance sheet.

“We view each project we undertake as an obligation to the tenants, lenders, communities, and shareholders to whom we have committed. The first of those obligations comes due with the delivery of the first data hall at River Bend in the second quarter of 2027, and meeting each of them across our development pipeline is how we intend to build an enduring, generational business at the intersection of energy and technology.”

Third Quarter 2026 Highlights

Power

-Generated $1.3 million in third quarter revenue from Managed Services.

-Advanced 500 MW of utility capacity at Beacon Point into Energy Capacity Under Construction following execution of the Phase 2 lease, increasing total Energy Capacity Under Construction to 1,330 MW, comprising 330 MW at the River Bend campus and 1,000 MW at the Beacon Point campus.

-Entered into agreements to acquire two energized data center sites in West Texas with up to 230 MW of utility capacity at full energization, subject to final power approvals and infrastructure development, from affiliates of Poolin Technology Pte. Ltd. through a Chapter 11 sale process, for consideration of up to $180.0 million. Closing is expected as early as Q4 2026.

Digital Infrastructure

-Generated $1.4 million in third quarter revenue from Colocation services. The King Mountain Joint Venture, in which the Company holds a 50% interest, generated $26.9 million of Colocation revenue, including reimbursements

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EXHIBIT 99.1

Exhibit 99.1

Hut 8 Reports Second Quarter 2026 Results

Power-first execution model compounds

across the Company’s first two AI data center campuses

949 MW of contracted IT capacity, approximately $26.6 billion of expected aggregate base-term contract value, more than $1.75 billion of expected average annual NOI, and $7.5 billion of investment-grade project financing secured to date

Earnings Release Highlights

-Completed the commercialization of Hut 8's first gigawatt-scale AI data center campus, signing, subsequent to quarter-end, a second 352 MW IT lease at Beacon Point.

-Closed $7.5 billion of fully amortizing investment-grade project financing across two offerings in a single quarter, each on a non-dilutive basis and without recourse to Hut 8 Corp.

-Scaled expected aggregate base-term contract value across the portfolio to approximately $26.6 billion across 949 MW of contracted AI data center capacity, representing more than $1.75 billion of expected average annual NOI, leased or backstopped exclusively by investment-grade counterparties.

-Facilities representing 1,330 MW of utility capacity in active construction across River Bend and Beacon Point, targeted for initial data hall delivery in Q2 2027 and Q3 2027, respectively.

MIAMI, August 4, 2026 – Hut 8 Corp. (Nasdaq, TSX: HUT) (“Hut 8” or the “Company”), an energy infrastructure platform integrating power, digital infrastructure, and compute at scale to fuel next-generation, energy-intensive technologies, today reported its financial results for the second quarter of 2026.

Asher Genoot, CEO of Hut 8, said: “In the second quarter, our power-first model drove significant commercial and financial milestones across our first two AI data center campuses. To date, it has produced data center leases representing 949 MW of contracted IT capacity, approximately $26.6 billion of expected aggregate base-term value leased or backstopped by investment-grade counterparties, more than $1.75 billion of expected average annual NOI, and $7.5 billion of investment-grade construction financing.

“Three milestones during the quarter and the weeks that followed demonstrated our momentum. At Beacon Point, our existing high-investment-grade tenant returned within months of the Phase 1 lease to commit to a second 352 MW IT lease, commercializing the campus’s full one-gigawatt of utility capacity. In the credit markets, we closed $7.5 billion across two investment-grade offerings in a single quarter, opening with our inaugural River Bend financing and returning weeks later to execute on improved terms for Beacon Point Phase 1. Commitments of this depth from some of the market’s most sophisticated counterparties underscore the strength of a model built to perform repeatedly at scale.

“Delivery is now our central priority. We continue to apply the full weight of our organization to deliver River Bend and Beacon Point: operating rigor built through years of developing energy-intensive infrastructure at scale and a team we continue to expand ahead of the growth to come. Bringing these campuses online will put nearly a gigawatt of contracted IT capacity into service and establish the foundation from which we intend to build the defining infrastructure platform of the AI era.”

Second Quarter 2026 Highlights

Power

-Generated $1.2 million in second quarter revenue from Power Generation and Managed Services.

-Advanced, following the execution of the Phase 2 lease subsequent to quarter-end, 500 MW of utility capacity from Beacon Point into Energy Capacity Under Construction, increasing total Energy Capacity

Under Construction to 1,330 MW, comprising 330 MW at the River Bend campus and 1,000 MW at the Beacon Point campus.

Digital Infrastructure

-Generated $1.3 million in second quarter revenue from Colocation services. An additional $27.0 million of Colocation revenue, including reimbursements, from the Company’s share of the unconsolidated King Mountain Joint Venture is recognized in the “Equity in earnings of unconsolidated joint venture” line item.

-Advanced the buildout of River Bend, targeted for initial data hall delivery in the second quarter of 2027. Progress during the quarter included the commencement of vertical construction, continued construction of the campus substation, and receipt of initial deliveries of long-lead equipment.

-Commenced the buildout of Beacon Point, with construction of Phase 1 and the campus substation underway, targeted for initial energization in the first quarter of 2027 and initial data hall delivery in the third quarter of 2027.

-Completed the commercialization of Hut 8's first gigawatt-scale AI data center campus, signing, subsequent to quarter-end, a second 15-year, 352 MW IT lease at Beacon Point with the same high-investment-grade tenant as in Beacon Point Phase 1, representing approximately $9.8 billion in expected base-term contract value and approximately $655.0 million of ex

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