Europe-listed Capital B has increased its Bitcoin (BTC) holdings to 2,943 BTC after acquiring an additional 6 BTC for €0.4 million, reinforcing its position as Europe’s first Bitcoin treasury-focused firm. The acquisition was executed by Swissquote Bank Europe SA, a registered virtual asset service provider, with custody handled through Swiss technology provider Taurus.
The purchase, announced today, was funded through a €444,739 capital raise, conducted under an “ATM-type” (At-The-Market) agreement with asset manager TOBAM. The firm issued 683,093 new shares at an average price of €0.65 per share.
Following the latest purchase, its total holdings have a combined acquisition value of €270.5 million, with the average purchase price standing at €91,924 per Bitcoin. Capital B also holds an additional 61 BTC for operational purposes, which it segregates from its treasury strategy and excludes from published performance indicators.
An aggressive accumulation schedule
Capital B has continued to steadily expand its Bitcoin treasury throughout 2026. In April, the company added 55 BTC through multiple purchases, bringing its current total to 2,943 BTC.
Earlier, in March, it purchased 2 BTC for €0.1 million. And in February, the firm acquired 6 BTC at €55,270 and an additional 5 BTC at €64,124, underscoring its ongoing commitment to building Bitcoin reserves.
The company acknowledged that its performance metrics are influenced by multiple external factors, including Bitcoin price volatility and access to financing. It also noted that holding shares in the company does not equate to direct ownership of Bitcoin, and that its stock price may trade at a premium or discount relative to the value of its BTC holdings.
Meanwhile, as of writing, Bitcoin was trading around $77,805, down 0.29% over the past 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.
