Swedish industrial conglomerate H100 Group has expanded its cryptocurrency reserves, buying an additional 46.2 Bitcoin and lifting its total holdings to about 957.5 BTC. Based on current market prices referenced in company-watcher estimates, the stash is valued at roughly US$108 million. H100 began accumulating Bitcoin in May and has since positioned itself among the larger European public-company holders of the digital asset. Market followers note the firm’s shares have gained about 40 percent since the strategy was unveiled, underscoring investor appetite for corporates that are diversifying cash reserves with crypto. The purchase adds to a broader trend of listed companies allocating part of their treasuries to Bitcoin, a practice dominated by U.S. firms but increasingly echoed in Europe. Public companies globally now control close to one million BTC, according to industry data trackers.
ICYMI: Sweden's @H100Group just added 46 $BTC, bringing its treasury to 957 $BTC ($108M) 💰 One of the few public companies in Europe stacking #Bitcoin — and its stock is already up 40% since kicking off its $BTC strategy in May https://t.co/BY9W1PpNHz
SWEDEN’S H100 GROUP BUYS 46.2 BTC, TOTAL HOLDINGS AT 957.5 BTC Publicly traded Swedish firm H100 Group has purchased 46.2 Bitcoin, raising its total holdings to 957.5 BTC. The move highlights ongoing European corporate adoption of Bitcoin as a treasury asset. Source:
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