Capital B Shareholders Approve Over $120 Billion Financing Plan to Expand Bitcoin Reserves

Capital B Shareholders Approve Over $120 Billion Financing Plan to Expand Bitcoin Reserves

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2026-06-18 08:48:00
Capital B shareholders have approved a large-scale financing plan that would allow the Bitcoin treasury company to raise funds through new share issuance and credit-tool refinancing for further BTC purchases.
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Odaily reported, citing BTCTreasuries, that shareholders of Bitcoin treasury company Capital B have approved a large-scale financing plan. Under the approved arrangement, the company may raise up to about $5.76 billion through the issuance of new shares and refinance up to about $115.2 billion through credit instruments. The stated use of the funds is to further increase the company’s Bitcoin holdings.

Equity and debt channels used together

The plan shows that Capital B will rely on both equity financing and debt-related tools to expand its exposure to crypto assets. The new share issuance represents a potential financing capacity of up to about $5.76 billion, while the refinancing limit through credit instruments reaches about $115.2 billion. Together, the two components amount to more than $120 billion.

Based on current prices, the total financing scale could theoretically support the purchase of more than 1.87 million BTC. The structure continues Capital B’s asset-allocation approach centered on a “Bitcoin treasury” model, while making the relationship between its capital structure and the BTC price an increasingly central factor in assessing the company.

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