Key Highlights
- DDC bought 131 BTC, bringing total Bitcoin holdings to 2,714 BTC with two separate purchases in just one week.
- The company increased its Bitcoin holdings by about 13.9%, while avoiding new share issuance.
- DDC now ranks among the top 30 corporate Bitcoin holders globally.
DDC Enterprise Limited, a digital asset company, reported on Wednesday that it raised its corporate Bitcoin (BTC) holdings to 2,714 BTC after buying another 131 Bitcoin.
According to an official release, the New York-based firm stated that this new purchase was made using available liquidity and balance sheet resources instead of raising new funds. DDC also confirmed that it previously acquired another 200 BTC on May 21. Combined, the two transactions added 331 BTC within seven days, increasing DDC’s Bitcoin holdings by roughly 13.9% over the period.
At the same time, DDC reported that its Bitcoin per 1,000 shares increased by 5.1% to 0.057053. The company also reported that its average cost for each Bitcoin is $79,135, while its Bitcoin yield for the year so far is 43.5%.
DDC focuses on staged Bitcoin purchases
DDC explained that the size of the recent purchase, 131 BTC, was based on how much money and balance sheet space were available at the time. Instead of buying all at once, the company said it prefers to buy Bitcoin in small chunks. The company explained that this method is designed to deploy capital in stages while managing price exposure and maintaining financial flexibility.
In a statement, DDC Founder, Chairwoman, and CEO Norma Chu said, “Discipline in a Bitcoin treasury is proven through repetition.” She added, “Today’s purchase puts capital we previously raised to work, without printing a single new share to do it.”
The company stated that its long-term goal is to increase Bitcoin backing per share over time while continuing to fund operations and growth.
Business and market position
DDC Enterprise operates as both a global Asian food platform and a digital asset treasury company. It runs a portfolio of food brands that generated $39.2 million in revenue in fiscal year 2025 and recorded positive adjusted EBITDA for the first time. The company said its structure is built on two pillars: growing its food business while also increasing its Bitcoin reserves.
The company is now among the top 30 publicly listed companies that hold Bitcoin. According to data from Bitcoin Treasuries, DDC now ranks 28th on the list. This group includes large corporate treasury players that hold Bitcoin as part of their balance sheet strategy. DDC said its plan is to keep building its Bitcoin holdings over time while avoiding new share dilution.
Corporate Bitcoin adoption continues
The latest purchase comes amid continued accumulation activity across corporate Bitcoin treasury firms. Recently, Strive disclosed an additional 1,109 BTC purchase for about $85.4 million at an average price of $76,988 per Bitcoin. The purchase pushed its total to around 16,500 BTC, placing it among the top corporate Bitcoin holders globally.
Strive now ranks as the seventh-largest public Bitcoin holder, according to Bitcoin Treasuries, sitting just above Coinbase and behind Bullish. The firm has also said it continues to build its Bitcoin position through capital market activities and strategic acquisitions.
Meanwhile, Strategy, the largest holder so far with about 843,738 BTC, paused its weekly Bitcoin purchase with the aim of focusing on a $1.5 billion convertible debt buyback, completed at an 8% discount. The company reduced its debt obligations from $8.2 billion to $6.7 billion, while maintaining its Bitcoin position.
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