VivoPower said it is exiting its stake in Ripple Labs to double down on AI-focused data centre infrastructure, transferring the holding at market value with no digital-asset losses.
The company said part of the Ripple Labs stake will be transferred to KWeather in exchange for a 20% equity position, with the remainder sold to South Korea’s Lean Ventures.
VivoPower said the transactions will result in no realised or unrealised losses and will leave its balance sheet free of direct digital-asset exposure once completed.
The divestment aligns with VivoPower’s strategy to concentrate on renewable-powered, AI-ready data centres across the UK, Australia, North America, Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia.
Ripple-related exposure will sit within Vivo Federation, one of three business units under strategic review alongside Tembo and Caret Digital, the company said.
Tembo focuses on electric fleet and energy solutions, while Caret Digital operates in digital asset mining and renewable energy infrastructure.
VivoPower said the move reinforces its “power to X” strategy centred on low-cost, sustainable power and data centre development rather than blockchain asset ownership.