
HK Asia Holdings Limited, a publicly traded company based in Hong Kong, has announced plans to raise approximately HK$65.5 million to expand its Bitcoin holdings. The company intends to issue 3.27 million new shares at HK$4.01 per share and raise HK$52.4 million through convertible notes under a general mandate. The convertible notes are set to convert at HK$5 per share, which would result in an estimated 2.62% dilution of shares, while the new shares represent about 0.82% of the current issuance. This capital raise reflects the company's strategy to increase its exposure to Bitcoin amid growing interest in cryptocurrency investments in Asia.
JUST IN: HK ASIA HOLDINGS LIMITED PLANS TO RAISE HK$65,498,320 TO INCREASE ITS $BTC HOLDINGS. Source: @whaleinsider https://t.co/sINqfPeQJw https://t.co/401vrFhPqa
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🇭🇰 HK Asia Holdings Limited raising an additional HK$65,498,320 to buy more #Bitcoin https://t.co/dausALYo4M








