The Smarter Web Company (AQUIS: SWC | OTCQB: TSWCF) has announced the purchase of 225 additional Bitcoin for £19.6 million, at an average price of £87,096 per BTC. After this latest acquisition, the company’s total Bitcoin treasury has risen to 1,825 BTC. Across all purchases to date, it says those holdings were acquired at an average cost of £80,466 per Bitcoin, for a total outlay of £146.9 million.
This purchase was not described as a one-off move. Instead, the company framed it as part of its stated long-term treasury policy and broader corporate roadmap. According to management, ongoing Bitcoin accumulation is built directly into its “10 Year Plan,” with BTC serving as a treasury asset for capital that may be needed for future business operations and expansion.
Latest purchase increases total Bitcoin holdings to 1,825 BTC
The newly disclosed purchase adds 225 BTC to the company’s existing treasury position and further expands an already aggressive accumulation strategy. With total holdings now standing at 1,825 BTC, The Smarter Web Company has committed £146.9 million in aggregate to Bitcoin. Its blended acquisition cost across all purchases is reported at £80,466 per BTC, which suggests that earlier buys were completed at lower average prices than the latest £87,096 entry point.
The company also highlighted performance metrics tied to its Bitcoin treasury. It reported a year-to-date yield of 43,787% and a 30-day yield of 189%. The announcement did not provide a detailed methodology for how those yield figures were calculated, but the numbers were presented as key indicators of the success and momentum of the firm’s treasury approach. Their inclusion shows that Bitcoin is now central not only to balance sheet management, but also to how the company communicates progress to investors.
Bitcoin is now central to the company’s 10-Year Plan
Management has made it clear that Bitcoin is not a peripheral asset in the company’s strategy. CEO Andrew Webley stated that the firm believes Bitcoin is “the best asset the world has ever seen,” and said this conviction is the reason it uses Bitcoin as a treasury asset for capital being held for future business needs. In practical terms, that means the company views BTC as part of its long-duration capital structure rather than as a speculative side position.
The formalization of this approach came in April 2025, when The Smarter Web Company launched its Bitcoin-focused “10 Year Plan.” That plan made Bitcoin central to the company’s long-term strategy. Soon after, the firm went public on the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market, where it raised up to £2 million through institutional and retail subscriptions. Taken together, these steps suggest that its public market debut and treasury strategy were closely aligned parts of the same long-term vision.
The company has accepted Bitcoin payments since 2023
The Smarter Web Company emphasized that its relationship with Bitcoin did not begin with treasury accumulation alone. The business started accepting Bitcoin payments in 2023, showing that BTC had already been introduced into its operating model before it became a headline treasury strategy. This detail matters because it places the company’s current stance within a broader timeline of adoption rather than portraying it as a sudden pivot.
In its own statement, the company said it believes Bitcoin will form a core part of the future global financial system. It added that, as it continues exploring opportunities through organic growth and corporate acquisitions, it is pioneering the adoption of a Bitcoin Treasury Policy within its strategic framework. That language signals a deliberate effort to integrate Bitcoin at multiple levels of the business, from payments and treasury management to future growth planning.
Zero debt balance sheet leaves room for additional Bitcoin purchases
Beyond the size of its Bitcoin position, the company also disclosed balance sheet details intended to support confidence in the strategy. It currently holds more than £1 million in cash and has zero debt. That is an important point in the context of a Bitcoin treasury model, because it suggests the company is not relying on debt financing to increase exposure to a volatile asset. Instead, it is pursuing accumulation from a comparatively cleaner capital position.
The company further said it still has roughly £1 million in cash reserves available for future Bitcoin acquisitions. Andrew Webley added that, since the IPO, the company has raised well over £100 million in equity capital while taking on no debt. In his view, the strength of the balance sheet, the company’s technology assets, and its Bitcoin treasury together demonstrate the scale of ambition being executed after the reporting period. That framing reinforces the idea that management sees Bitcoin not as an isolated trade, but as one pillar of a larger post-listing growth strategy.