Last week, global listed companies bought a net $260 million in BTC, and Strategy increased its Bitcoin holdings by over $200 million in a single week.

According to SoSoValue data, as of September 8, 2025, Eastern Time, global listed companies (excluding mining companies) invested a total net $260 million in Bitcoin last week. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) invested $217.4 million last week, increasing its holdings by 1,955 Bitcoins at a price of $111,196, bringing its total holdings to 638,460. Japanese listed company Metaplanet invested $15.2 million last week, increasing its holdings by 136 Bitcoins at a price of $111,666, bringing its total holdings to 20,136. Four other companies also purchased new Bitcoins last week. Japanese beauty services company Convano invested $17.1 million to acquire 155 BTC at a price of $110,219, bringing its total holdings to 519.93. Swedish medical company H 100 invested $5.3 million to acquire 47.16 BTC at a price of $112,138, bringing its total holdings to 1,004.56. French wafer fab Sequans, listed in the US, invested $3.8 million to acquire 34 BTC at a price of $111,374, bringing its total holdings to 3,205. Brazilian fintech company Meliuz invested $1.01 million to acquire 9.01 BTC at a price of $112,172, bringing its total holdings to 604.69. On September 2nd, Japanese listed company Metaplanet announced plans to raise up to $3.8 billion through the issuance of preferred stock to increase its Bitcoin holdings. On September 5th, Web 3 investment firm Sora Ventures announced the launch of a $1 billion Bitcoin treasury fund, securing an initial $200 million in commitments and planning to complete its BTC allocation within the next six months. As of press time, global listed companies (excluding mining companies) hold a total of 849,420 Bitcoins, with a current market value of approximately $95.1 billion, representing 4.26% of Bitcoin's circulating market capitalization.