Hyperscale Data Chairman Claims Stock Is Undervalued

Ault, who holds a majority stake in the company, argued that the market is misjudging Hyperscale Data by focusing too narrowly on its AI data center operations. While the company has secured a significant master services agreement for its Michigan facility—projected to generate over $1.2 billion in revenue over a decade—Ault emphasized the value held within Ault Capital Group. This subsidiary manages a broad array of assets, including defense contracts, hotel and real estate holdings, crane rentals, and private credit operations.

Financial data for the first half of 2026 highlights these segments, with the defense unit generating $23.8 million and industrial services contributing $22.1 million. Despite these figures and a 2027 revenue guidance of $300 million to $350 million, Ault contends that the current share price remains disconnected from the company’s underlying asset base. He urged investors to review SEC filings and the company’s strategic trajectory, framing his own upcoming share purchases as a direct response to what he views as an extraordinary market discrepancy.