Smarter Web Company has raised £469,065 after investors exercised 18,762,603 warrants priced at £0.025 per share. The company issued the new ordinary shares following exercises completed between April and May 2026.
The firm said the newly issued shares will increase its total shares in circulation, while additional warrants remain outstanding for future exercise. A significant portion of these remaining warrants is held by the company’s chief executive and other insiders, as well as by staff allocations.
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The move adds new capital to the company’s balance sheet as it continues to grow its operational and financial position.
Share structure expands as voting base grows
Following the exercise, Smarter Web Company now has 371,965,705 ordinary shares in issue, each carrying one vote. The company confirmed that it does not hold any treasury shares, meaning all issued shares are active in the market.
The updated share count will be used by investors to assess ownership thresholds under UK disclosure rules. The increase reflects gradual capital expansion through structured warrant conversions rather than a single equity raise.
The company’s remaining warrants still represent potential future dilution depending on further investor uptake.
Bitcoin strategy remains central to the company’s identity
Smarter Web Company continues to position Bitcoin as part of its corporate treasury approach. The firm has adopted a policy of holding Bitcoin alongside cash reserves, describing it as a long-term store of value within its financial strategy.
Management has stated that Bitcoin exposure is intentional, though it carries high volatility risk. The company also highlighted that its core business remains web design, development, and marketing services, with Bitcoin acting as a reserve asset rather than the main business activity.
The announcement reinforces a growing trend among smaller listed firms using Bitcoin as part of their balance sheet strategy, blending traditional equity financing with crypto exposure in a volatile market environment.
Notably, the organization bought 25 more Bitcoin for about £1.5 million. This brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 2,830 BTC. The company says the purchase is part of its long-term “10-Year Plan.” While the business still focuses on web design and online marketing, Bitcoin is now becoming a major part of its strategy.
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