PANews reported on January 29 that, according to an official announcement, Metaplanet's board of directors has resolved to issue common stock and 25th tranche ofPANews reported on January 29 that, according to an official announcement, Metaplanet's board of directors has resolved to issue common stock and 25th tranche of
Metaplanet plans to raise $135 million through a third-party placement.
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**PANews reported on January 29 that Metaplanet's board greenlit a strategic move**: issuing common stock alongside 25th tranche share options through third-party placement, targeting approximately $135 million in capital. The raised funds will primarily fuel expansion of its Bitcoin reserves and support Bitcoin yield operations. Additionally, a portion will address outstanding credit line obligations. As of late 2025, the company held 35,102 Bitcoins—a position analysts believe strengthens its ability to broaden its crypto presence while responsibly managing financial commitments.
PANews reported on January 29 that, according to an official announcement, Metaplanet's board of directors has resolved to issue common stock and 25th tranche of share options through a third-party placement, with a planned total financing amount of approximately $135 million.
Metaplanet stated that the proceeds from the funding round will primarily be used to increase its Bitcoin holdings and invest in Bitcoin yield-generating businesses, while also repaying some of its credit line borrowings. The company held 35,102 Bitcoins as of the end of 2025.
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