Swedish Company Seeks $79 Million to Make Bitcoin Dreams Come True! 💰✨

What to know:

  • In a rather audacious move, H100 has managed to charm Blockstream’s CEO, Adam Back, into parting with 150 million kronor (approximately $15 million) in the first act of their funding drama.
  • H100 has grand plans to amass a staggering 750 million kronor across three acts of this financial theatre, all in the name of their bitcoin investment escapade.
  • This three-part tranche model is as flexible as a contortionist, allowing for capital deployment that dances to the tune of market conditions.
  • With a convertible-loan structure, they promise fast and flexible capital, as if they were offering a fine wine paired with a gourmet meal, all while keeping their key backers strategically aligned.

H100 Group (H100), a Swedish health-technology company, has struck a deal that could see the illustrious Adam Back lend them a princely sum of 750 million kronor ($79 million) to bolster their long-term bitcoin treasury strategy. Quite the coup, wouldn’t you say?

Back has signed up for an initial 150 million-krona tranche, cheekily dubbed Tranche 6, of a convertible loan. He also retains the right to partake in two subsequent tranches, each currently set at 75 million kronor, though the company is keen to inflate that amount if the market plays nice.

The financing structure is a veritable buffet of speed and cost-efficiency, eschewing the traditional rights issue in favor of inviting other investors to join the feast on equal terms. The terms of the convertible loan were negotiated with all the finesse of a seasoned diplomat, with Tranche 6 priced at 6.38 kronor per share, a delightful 33% premium to market.

“Unexpectedly, given the strong reception, Tranches 1-4 became in-the-money rapidly,” Back quipped in a statement to CoinDesk. “I was expecting [H100] would convert them over time as they reached in-the-money status.” Ah, the unpredictability of finance!

As of now, H100 Group holds a modest 24.41 BTC, according to BitcoinTreasuries.net. And in a rather dramatic twist, the company’s shares have soared by 22% on this fine Monday.

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2025-06-16 13:20