Capital B said it purchased 6 additional Bitcoin for €0.3 million, at an average price of €55,270 per BTC. The latest buy takes the company’s Bitcoin treasury to 2,834 BTC, with a reported value of €263.8 million.
Share issuance funded the latest purchase
The company carried out the transaction through an “ATM” capital increase agreement with TOBAM. Capital B raised €0.4 million at €0.67 per share and issued 601,000 new ordinary shares. According to the company, the pricing followed the highest of three measures set out in the ATM framework: the previous day’s closing price, a multiple of mNAV, and a floor price approved at an earlier extraordinary general meeting.
The rounded average subscription price stood at an 11.1% premium to the prior day’s close. Capital B also said the newly issued shares are listed on Euronext Growth in Paris under the offer compartment, and that no AMF-approved prospectus was required for the issuance.
BTC Yield stands at 0.2% year to date
Alexandre Laizet, Board Director of Bitcoin Strategy at Capital B, said the firm’s BTC Yield reached 0.2% YTD. As of February 16, the company reported a BTC Gain of 5.3 coins and a BTC € Gain of €0.3 million. Quarter-to-date performance matched the year-to-date figure at 0.2%.
Laizet said Capital B had confirmed the acquisition of 6 BTC for €0.3 million, total holdings of 2,834 BTC, and a BTC Yield of 0.2% YTD. The company also holds an extra 60 BTC for operational use, kept separate from treasury reserves.
Purchase executed under board delegation
Capital B said the transaction was executed by the CEO under authority delegated by the Board on February 9, 2026. The company added that the move is aligned with the 12th resolution approved at the General Meeting of Shareholders in June 2025. The disclosure shows the firm continuing to use equity financing to build its Bitcoin position while keeping the process within its stated governance framework.