GPU-infrastructure entrant Sangrix (BTOG/SGRX) acquired 16 NVIDIA B300 servers; delivery and deployment in Malaysia remain pending, targeting Q3 2026.

Sangrix’s annual report identifies its acquisition of 16 NVIDIA Blackwell B300 AI servers as its entry into GPU infrastructure. These are servers, not a disclosed count of individual GPUs, racks or clusters. The supplied filing header associates the company with BTOG and SGRX, but the excerpt does not explain the ticker transition or identify the exchange.

As of the annual report’s date, the servers had not been delivered or deployed. Management expected delivery and deployment in Malaysia during the third quarter of 2026, while explicitly qualifying that timetable as uncertain. The acquisition therefore does not establish an operational GPU fleet.

The company identifies shipping, customs, supplier issues, data-center readiness, installation and testing as possible sources of delay. It also names insufficient power, cooling or network capacity as deployment risks. The excerpt supplies no site power allocation or confirmed installation date.

Sangrix says it has limited experience owning or commercializing advanced GPU servers and depends on PT Mitra Manunggal Sangkara (MMS) and other service providers. Its filing also discusses crypto-asset exposure and Dogecoin collateral, providing context for the company’s activities beyond its new GPU business without establishing that those assets finance these particular servers.