Coinsilium Group Limited has increased its Bitcoin treasury to 112 Bitcoin after a £920,000 acquisition carried out via its fully-owned Gibraltar subsidiary, Forza Gibraltar Limited. The recent procurement of 10.2489 Bitcoin at an average cost of £89,765.73 per Bitcoin ($120,538.77) illustrates the firm’s ongoing dedication to its Bitcoin-oriented treasury strategy.
The digital asset venture incubator, which has been active in the blockchain arena since 2015, founded Forza Gibraltar Limited particularly to oversee its Bitcoin treasury functions. The subsidiary’s entire Bitcoin reserves now total 112.0009 Bitcoin, with an overall average purchase cost of £81,710.15 per Bitcoin ($110,677.77), raising the cumulative value of assets to £9,993,422.54 ($13,502,255.06).
“All Bitcoin acquisitions are executed in line with the Company’s Bitcoin Treasury Policy,” the business indicated in its announcement. The safekeeping of all Bitcoin assets is managed by third-party, regulated, institutional-grade custodians, enhancing the security of the company’s digital asset holdings.
This recent acquisition follows Coinsilium’s successful £1.25 million capital raise in May 2025, specifically aimed at financing its Bitcoin treasury strategy. The firm garnered these funds through an oversubscribed placement at 3 pence per share.
Executive Chairman Malcolm Palle had previously conveyed excitement about the endeavor, asserting: “I am thrilled to announce this Placing today. We have been very gratified by the response to the Company’s Forza! Initiative, and these funds will facilitate the progression of our Bitcoin Treasury Strategy.”
Board member James Van Straten highlighted the company’s commitment, stating: “Coinsilium has secured £1.25 million to initiate its Bitcoin treasury strategy. A WRAP retail offering of £250,000 is available to offer retail investors the chance to engage. We are intensely focused on our Bitcoin treasury strategy.”
Since the inception of its treasury strategy in May, Coinsilium has amassed a £10 million Bitcoin position through various purchases. The company’s public market structure enables traditional investors to gain exposure to Bitcoin through regulated avenues without holding it directly.
The firm asserts that its choice to invest capital in Bitcoin reflects “a strategic perspective of Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset,” supported by “over ten years of experience in the digital asset domain.”
