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What changed

Simply Wall Street says IREN’s FY26 results, for the Australian financial year ended 30 June 2026, were followed by an after-hours share-price fall of more than 8%. The report puts the company’s fourth-quarter GAAP net loss at US$684 million.

The loss included US$450.4 million in non-cash ASIC impairments, according to Simply Wall Street. Those write-downs are distinct from cash operating costs, but they add context to the financial pressures investors are weighing.

The report also points to IREN’s forecast US$25 billion to US$30 billion in FY27 capital expenditure. That is a substantial planned outlay, not a completed investment; the useful question is how the company funds it and turns the build-out into returns.

Sources and evidence

• IREN (IREN) Dropped, What Is Behind The Move? – Simply Wall Street: Simply Wall Street reports that IREN’s FY26 results were followed by an after-hours share-price decline of more than 8%, included US$684 million in fourth-quarter GAAP net losses and US$450.4 million in non-cash ASIC impairments, and came alongside a US$25 billion to US$30 billion FY27 capital expenditure forecast.

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