H100 Group AB has officially become the largest publicly listed Bitcoin holder in the Nordic region. The company announced the acquisition of 60.6 additional BTC at an average price of SEK 1,114,588 per coin. This latest purchase brings its total Bitcoin holdings to 763.2 BTC, a notable leap from the 6.2 BTC it held on June 1, 2025.
Bitcoin Holdings Surge 12,200% in Two Months
The company’s growth in Bitcoin assets has been swift and substantial. Over just two months, H100’s BTC treasury has grown by more than 12,200%. During the same period, the fully diluted share count increased by approximately 159%.
The Bitcoin growth rate has significantly outpaced the rate of share dilution. As a result, the company has managed to increase crypto exposure while maintaining shareholder value. According to the official press release, the newly acquired BTC was partly funded through convertible loan agreements. These instruments are commonly used by companies to raise capital while offering flexibility in future equity conversion.
CEO Says It’s Just the Beginning
CEO Sander Andersen called the achievement “a significant milestone” but emphasized that this is only the beginning of the firm’s long-term strategy. “This exponential growth is a result of our focused execution and the exceptional support we’ve received from our investors,” said Andersen. “We remain committed to scaling our treasury strategy with speed and discipline.”
The company appears to be positioning itself not just as a Nordic leader in Bitcoin holdings but as a serious institutional player in the broader digital asset space.
Strategic Capital Deployment
The 60.6 BTC acquired in this round cost H100 a total of SEK 67,545,713. The use of convertible loan agreements suggests the company is carefully balancing capital structure with its crypto ambitions. By leveraging structured financial tools, H100 is navigating Bitcoin acquisition in a way that supports growth without excessive shareholder dilution.
H100 Sets the Pace for Nordic Bitcoin Adoption
H100’s rapid ascent reflects a growing institutional appetite for Bitcoin in Europe. With a clear strategy and investor backing, the company has set a precedent in the Nordic region’s public markets. If current momentum continues, H100 could soon become a case study in how traditional firms embrace Bitcoin as a treasury asset.