Capital B Receives Green Light for €5 Billion Capital Expansion and €100 Billion Credit Framework

Key Highlights

• Shareholders approve €5 billion equity financing framework for Capital B.

• €100 billion credit instrument authorization passes with 95%+ support.

• Financing plan designed to accelerate Bitcoin treasury accumulation.

• Company management receives expanded authority for BTC acquisition funding.

• Approval enables Capital B to pursue ambitious Bitcoin holding objectives.

A significant milestone has been reached by Capital B as shareholders overwhelmingly endorsed a comprehensive financing structure supporting the company’s Bitcoin-focused treasury operations. The French-listed entity now possesses authorization to execute equity raises totaling €5 billion alongside credit facilities reaching €100 billion. This expanded financial capacity positions management to accelerate Bitcoin acquisition initiatives.

Overwhelming Shareholder Support for Financing Authorization

At the Annual Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meeting held June 17, Capital B received decisive approval across all proposed resolutions. More than 95% of cast ballots supported the measures, the company confirmed. The voting covered annual financial reporting, expanded financing capabilities, and official corporate rebranding.

Voting participation reached 164,555,315 rights, accounting for 54.748% of the 300,564,232 total voting rights available as of the meeting date. Shareholders exercised their votes through direct attendance, designated representation, proxy arrangements, and correspondence-based voting mechanisms.

The endorsed framework authorizes management to pursue nominal capital increases reaching €5 billion. Given the existing nominal share value of €0.04, this authorization theoretically permits issuance of up to 125 billion additional shares. Separately, the company secured permission to establish credit instruments with nominal values totaling €100 billion.

Expanded Funding Capacity Supports Bitcoin Accumulation Goals

Capital B intends to deploy the newly approved financing capacity toward its Bitcoin Treasury Company framework. This operational approach emphasizes growing Bitcoin exposure on a per-fully-diluted-share basis rather than merely expanding absolute BTC quantities. The company measures success through individual shareholder Bitcoin exposure metrics.

This authorization builds upon previous capital-raising activities and Bitcoin acquisition efforts. Capital B has previously secured approximately $325 million in funding dedicated to treasury strategy implementation. Company filings indicate current holdings of 3,139 BTC accumulated through multiple purchase transactions.

Earlier in the current year, Capital B finalized a €15.2 million private placement round. Notable participants included Blockstream CEO Adam Back alongside Paris-headquartered investment firm TOBAM. Proceeds funded an initial acquisition of 192 BTC, subsequently supplemented by an additional 4 BTC purchase.

Corporate Rebranding and Bitcoin-Backed Product Development

The shareholder meeting also ratified the formal name transition from The Blockchain Group to Capital B. Company representatives stated the updated legal designation aligns with the commercial brand identity introduced in July 2025. The renaming reinforces the organization’s strategic pivot toward Bitcoin treasury operations.

This approval occurred just one day following remarks by Alexandre Laizet regarding a forthcoming Bitcoin-collateralized digital credit offering. Laizet, who holds the position of board director of Bitcoin Strategy at Capital B, indicated the proposed financial product will target European investors and incorporate structural elements similar to those employed by Strategy and Strive.

While Capital B has not disclosed a specific launch timeline for the planned credit product, the company maintains ambitious Bitcoin accumulation targets. Management aims to reach 15,000 BTC by year-end 2027 and ultimately control 1% of Bitcoin’s maximum supply by 2033.

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