H100 Group AB has successfully secured SEK 42.9 million (approximately $4 million USD) through a directed share issue aimed at bolstering its Bitcoin Treasury Strategy, the company announced late Sunday.
The Swedish firm’s Board of Directors approved the issuance of up to 4,840,910 new shares at a subscription price of SEK 8.86 per share. The newly raised capital will be used to pursue additional investments in Bitcoin, reinforcing H100 Group’s long-term commitment to integrating digital assets into its corporate treasury.
H100 Group has completed a directed share issue, raising approximately SEK 42.9 million (~$4.4 million).
The offering was priced at SEK 8.86 in line with Friday’s VWAP. pic.twitter.com/hEuGYaIuHd
— H100 (@H100Group) July 13, 2025
The share issuance targeted a select group of qualified investors, including notable names such as Ulf Jönsson, Steven Bissell, Cindy Houck, and Max Steven van Hoek. The company emphasized that the pricing was in line with the volume-weighted average of its shares on the Nordic SME market on July 11, 2025, and followed arms-length negotiations.
In a statement, the board cited strong investor interest, favorable market conditions, and the strategic value of holding Bitcoin as key drivers behind the capital raise. The initiative is part of a broader shift toward digital asset integration, as firms like H100 position themselves to navigate an evolving financial landscape.
H100’s move highlights the growing institutional interest in Bitcoin as a treasury asset amid increasing competition within the blockchain and fintech sectors. The company stated that the ability to raise capital and accumulate Bitcoin aligns with its long-term goals, particularly in boosting share value and financial resilience.
With market demand and crypto adoption on the rise, H100 believes the timing of the share issue strengthens its positioning in the sector while meeting investor appetite for Bitcoin-linked exposure.
Notably, on May 23, H100’s stock price surged nearly 40%, driven by investor optimism around its expanding digital asset strategy. The rally came on the heels of the company’s earlier disclosure of a $490,000 investment in Bitcoin. In that release, H100 confirmed it had acquired 4.39 BTC at a price of 1,138,737 Norwegian kroner per coin.
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