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Metaplanet Seeks to Raise Over $13M From Bond Sale to Buy More Bitcoin
Metaplanet raises 2 billion yen in zero-interest bonds to expand bitcoin holdings.
Updated Feb 27, 2025, 2:42 p.m. Published Feb 27, 2025, 8:51 a.m.
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What to know:
- Metaplanet is raising 2 billion yen ($13.3 million) selling 0% interest bonds to buy more bitcoin, reinforcing its investment strategy.
- The bond issuance is exclusively allocated to Evo Fund, with redemption set for Aug. 26, backed by stock acquisition rights proceeds.
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Metaplanet Inc (3350) is seeking to raise another 2 billion Yen ($13.3 million) by selling additional ordinary bonds with a 0% interest.
The funds will be used to buy more bitcoin , aligning with the company's strategic investment plan.
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The bond issuance is exclusively allocated to Evo Fund, with redemption scheduled for Aug. 26.
The redemption is backed by proceeds from the company’s stock acquisition rights. Metaplanet’s latest move underscores its commitment to bitcoin as a reserve asset, further strengthening its financial strategy.
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UPDATE (Feb. 27, 14:34 UTC): Adds bullet points
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