Coinsilium, a British listed company, has received shareholder approval to issue up to 600 million new shares, with funds used to increase Bitcoin holdings
Odaily News UK-listed Coinsilium has received shareholder approval to issue up to 600 million new shares, strengthening its ability to expand its bitcoin funding strategy through its Forza subsidiary.
Since May, the company has raised £11.62 million and increased its BTC holdings from 5 BTC to 88.67 BTC. With this new flexibility, Coinsilium aims to accelerate acquisitions, partnerships, and financial growth aligned with institutional interests.
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