Bitcoin Miner Rhodium Going Public Through Reverse Merger With SilverSun Technologies
Rhodium in January postponed what were then plans for an IPO at as much as a $1.7 billion valuation.
Rhodium Enterprises has agreed to merge with publicly traded tech firm SilverSun Technologies (SSNT), which will bring the mining company to U.S. public markets.
It's no secret that miners have been struggling in recent markets thanks to the big plunge in bitcoin
Under the terms of the merger agreement, SilverSun shareholders will receive a cash dividend of no less than $1.50 a share – roughly $8.5 million in total – and one share of stock in a newly created subsidiary housing SilverSun's legacy businesses, according to a company press release.
The deal is scheduled to be completed by the end of the year, with investment bank B. Riley acting as a financial advisor to Rhodium, the press release added.
SilverSun shares were up 19.4% in Thursday afternoon trading.
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