Healthcare technology firm H100 Group AB has raised 101 million Swedish krona ($10.6 million) through share issues and convertible loans to substantially increase its Bitcoin holdings, reflecting a strategic pivot toward cryptocurrency integration in corporate treasuries.
The funding initiative targets expanding the company’s Bitcoin reserves to 81.85 BTC, with participation from prominent investors including Bitcoin advocate Adam Back and cryptocurrency fund UTXO Management. The convertible loans feature flexible terms designed to align with H100’s long-term growth objectives and treasury expansion plans.
CEO Sander Andersen emphasized the philosophical alignment between Bitcoin’s decentralized architecture and H100’s mission to democratize preventive health solutions, stating both initiatives empower individual sovereignty and forward-looking approaches to systemic challenges.
Market response to H100’s Bitcoin strategy proved overwhelmingly positive, triggering a 280% surge in the company’s share price as investors signaled strong confidence in the crypto-integrated business model.
This move occurs within a broader trend of institutional Bitcoin adoption, with 126 companies now holding Bitcoin on their balance sheets—14 of which initiated allocations within the past three weeks—demonstrating accelerating corporate acceptance of digital assets.