H100 Group Raises SEK 65.3M for Bitcoin Treasury Strategy
H100 Group AB has secured approximately SEK 65.3 million ($6.2 million) through a directed share issue aimed at advancing its Bitcoin Treasury Strategy and strengthening capital flexibility.
H100 Group AB has secured approximately SEK 65.3 million ($6.2 million) through a directed share issue aimed at advancing its Bitcoin Treasury Strategy and strengthening capital flexibility.
The move comes as the company seeks to capitalize on market opportunities without the delays and volatility often tied to traditional rights issues.
The board approved the issuance of up to 8,225,926 new shares at a subscription price of SEK 7.94 each, matching the volume-weighted average price on the Nordic SME as of August 12, 2025. Qualified investors in the deal include Dextrix LLC, Gp13 Invest AS, Natanya Brooks, Alben Thomas Weeks, Iform Holding AS, and Barend Bartholomeus Jurian van Groeningen.
H100 Group AB completes directed share issue, raising ~SEK 65.3 million.
Price: Tuesday VWAP at SEK 7.94/share.Since launching our Bitcoin Treasury Strategy, we’ve now raised a total of SEK 1.181billion in gross proceeds. pic.twitter.com/IFGZvPiSHQ
— H100 (@H100Group) August 13, 2025
H100 Group said the decision to bypass shareholders’ preferential rights was based on multiple factors: rights issues take longer to execute, carry higher costs, and can expose the company to market volatility. By opting for a directed issue, H100 can move faster in deploying capital toward Bitcoin-related investments while maintaining a balanced capital structure.
The company highlighted that the pricing reflects current market demand and financing conditions. The capital injection will be used to support its Bitcoin Treasury operations, in line with a strategy to position Bitcoin as a core reserve asset amid tightening liquidity conditions in global markets.
With competition for strategic investment opportunities growing, H100 noted that the flexibility offered by a directed issue is essential for executing timely trades in the volatile crypto space. The board emphasized that the move aligns with long-term objectives to increase shareholder value while navigating the cyclical nature of both equity and cryptocurrency markets.
This financing follows the company’s earlier steps to integrate Bitcoin into its treasury, signaling continued institutional adoption of digital assets despite broader market fluctuations.
Notably, H100 Group AB has appointed veteran Bitcoin strategist Brian Brookshire as its new Head of Bitcoin Strategy, marking a significant step in the company’s push to become a leading Bitcoin treasury firm.
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