H100 Group Raises SEK 516 Million to Fuel Bitcoin-Focused Investment Strategy

The move marks a significant milestone in the company’s broader strategy to align its financial operations with its Bitcoin Treasury initiative.

H100 Group has raised an additional SEK 516M (~$54M) through the execution of Tranche 6 and Tranche 7 — as initially announced on 16 June 2025.

Total capital secured to date: SEK 921M ($96M), up from SEK 405M ($42M). pic.twitter.com/pTQkS5kyH0

— H100 (@H100Group) July 9, 2025

Specifically, the Swedish health-tech firm’s board approved the issuance of 27,166,131 new shares at a subscription price of SEK 6.38 under Tranche 6, generating fresh equity through what it terms the Directed Share Issue. In parallel, the company launched Tranche 7— a SEK 342.3 million convertible debenture issuance priced at SEK 8.48 per share—under its Directed Convertible Issue plan.

Together, these two tranches raised SEK 516 million before transaction-related costs. H100 confirmed that the proceeds will be used to pursue strategic investments that fall within its Bitcoin Treasury framework, a policy the company believes can enhance financial resilience in today’s volatile macro environment.

This capital injection comes as H100 continues to expand its footprint in AI-driven health and longevity technologies. The company, known for integrating automation and digital platforms to support healthier lifestyles, says the funds will also help strengthen its balance sheet and secure long-term access to capital.

Importantly, this financing move supports H100’s Bitcoin Treasury Strategy, first introduced in June 2025, which permits the firm to allocate a portion of its reserves into Bitcoin. The company noted it may also accept Bitcoin as a form of payment—reinforcing its commitment to digital asset adoption.

Momentum behind this strategy is already showing results. H100’s share price surged nearly 40% following the announcement of a $490,000 Bitcoin purchase. According to the company’s latest disclosure, it acquired 4.39 BTC at a price of 1,138,737 NOK per coin, joining a growing number of tech firms adopting Bitcoin as part of their corporate treasury diversification strategy.