Reflecting those disappointing Q2 results, the Cowen team lowered its 2022 revenue estimate for Marathon to $150 million from $204 million, now below consensus forecasts for $189 million. Cowen also dropped its expectations for adjusted EBITDA to $39 million from $86 million, and mining profit to $91 million with 61% margin, down from $132 million and a 64.7% margin.
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