AQ Group is a privately-owned family group of companies founded in 1993, headquartered in the Republic of Kazakhstan, with its primary business focused on digital Bitcoin mining. The company owns and operates its own facilities for electricity production from natural gas, providing reliable, cost-effective power to support large-scale mining operations. AQ Group is actively expanding its energy portfolio by planning to build hydroelectric, solar, and wind power plants to further enhance sustainability and energy independence. The firm combines decades of operational experience with expertise in blockchain and cryptocurrency, positioning itself as a vertically integrated player in the Bitcoin mining ecosystem. With 51-200 employees, AQ Group emphasizes efficiency, reliability, and long-term growth in digital mining while leveraging its energy infrastructure to drive profitability and network contribution. As of December 31, 2025, AQ Group is active with ongoing Bitcoin mining operations, gas-powered electricity production, and renewable energy project planning.
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