This strategic move underscores the firm’s commitment to growing its bitcoin holdings relative to its share count, aiming to deliver long-term value to investors through exposure to digital assets.
Part of the fundraising included $1.18 million capital increase at 5.251 euro per share, completed under an “ATM-type” agreement with asset manager TOBAM.
In parallel, the company’s wholly owned Luxembourg subsidiary issued 10 million euros ($11.8 million) in convertible bonds, priced at 5.174 euro per share, reflecting a 30 percent premium over the June 27 closing price. TOBAM subscribed for 5 million euros while bitcoin pioneer Adam Back invested around 5 million euros.
The Blockchain Group currently hold 1,794 BTC, while the share price is up 1% on Tuesday.