TLDR
- Hyperscale Data jumps 10% as Series D dividends hit 39 months straight
- 39-month dividend streak powers Hyperscale Data’s sharp stock surge
- Hyperscale Data stock rallies on Series D preferred dividend record
- Consistent dividends fuel 10% pop in Hyperscale Data’s NYSE shares
- Hyperscale Data climbs as Series D payouts boost investor sentiment
Hyperscale Data, Inc. (NYSE American: GPUS) saw its stock climb over 10% today, hitting $0.5358 after opening near $0.47.
Hyperscale Data, Inc. (NYSE American: GPUS)
The surge followed news that the company has paid 39 consecutive monthly dividends on its Series D Preferred Stock. This development boosted sentiment and triggered sharp midday trading volatility.
Shares moved decisively upward in response to the announcement, reflecting market confidence in Hyperscale Data’s preferred stock track record. Momentum built quickly after the open, with increased trading volume reinforcing the bullish trend. The stability of Series D Preferred Stock played a key role in supporting the equity’s price movement.
Market participants responded positively to the combination of dividend consistency and active midday trading. The share price maintained strength into the afternoon session. The performance marked one of the most notable intraday moves for the company this quarter.
13% Series D Preferred Stock sees 39 consecutive monthly dividend payments
The company confirmed the uninterrupted monthly payouts on its 13.00% Series D Cumulative Redeemable Perpetual Preferred Stock. Each Series D share pays $0.2708333 monthly, based on a $25 liquidation preference. The dividends are payable from legally available funds and are cumulative.
This marks 39 straight months of on-time dividend disbursements, reinforcing the company’s track record of reliability. The consistency strengthens the credibility of Hyperscale Data’s income-focused investment offerings. Series D holders benefit from a fixed return stream while common shares may remain more volatile.
The preferred stock carries a perpetual structure, which obligates Hyperscale Data to maintain long-term payments. Although payments depend on available legal capital, the firm’s ongoing delivery signals sound management. Investors seeking steady income may find this consistency attractive amid broader market fluctuations.
Strategic direction includes ACG divestiture and expansion of data center operations
Hyperscale Data continues to position itself as a high-performance computing and digital asset infrastructure operator. Through its subsidiary Sentinum, it offers colocation and mining services within AI and data-heavy sectors. This vertical supports growing demand across artificial intelligence ecosystems and other enterprise workloads.
The company also owns Ault Capital Group (ACG), a holding entity with interests across software, defense, rentals, and hospitality. ACG is scheduled for divestiture in Q2 2026 through the voluntary exchange of Series F Preferred Stock. Upon completion, Hyperscale Data will focus solely on data centers and digital asset holdings.
The Series F Preferred Stock, issued in December 2024, facilitates the separation of ACG shares. Only Series F holders who participate in the exchange will receive ACG Class A and Class B common stock. The transaction structure ensures that Hyperscale Data transitions into a more concentrated and scalable core business.
