Coinsilium’s Bitcoin Treasury is above 112 BTC after the latest purchase of £920,000

Coinsilium Group Limited has expanded the Bitcoin Treasury to 112 Bitcoin following a £920,000 purchase carried out through its wholly owned Gibraltar subsidiary, Forza Gibraltar Limited. The latest acquisition at 10.2489 represents an average price of £89,765.73 ($120,538.77) per Bitcoin. This represents the company’s continued commitment to a Bitcoin-centric financial strategy.

Digital Asset Venture Builder, which has been operating in the blockchain sector since 2015, has established Forza Gibraltar Limited specifically to manage the operations of the Bitcoin Ministry of Finance. The subsidiary’s total Bitcoin Holdings currently stands at 112.0009 Bitcoin, with a total purchase price of £81,710.15 ($110,677.77) per Bitcoin, with a total holding of £9,993,422.54 ($13,502,255.06).

“All Bitcoin purchases are being implemented in accordance with the company’s Bitcoin financial policy,” the company said in its announcement. All Bitcoin Holdings are handled by third parties, custodians in the regulated facility, providing additional security to the company’s digital asset reserves.

This latest purchase follows Coinsilium’s successful £1.25 million capital raise in May 2025. The company raised these funds through oversubscribed arrangements at 3p per share.

Executive Secretary Malcolm Pearl previously expressed his enthusiasm for the initiative, saying, “We are pleased to announce this placement today. We are extremely pleased with the company’s response to the Forza! initiative.

Board member James Van Stratin highlighted the company’s focus, saying: “Coinsilium raised £1.25 million to launch Bitcoin’s financial strategy. The £250,000 wrap retail product offers retail investors the opportunity to participate.

Since launching its financial strategy in May, Coinsilium has built a £10 million Bitcoin position across multiple purchases. The company’s open market structure allows traditional investors to gain Bitcoin exposure through regulated channels without directly holding them.

The company argues that the decision to allocate capital to Bitcoin reflects “the strategic view of Bitcoin as a long-term reserve asset,” supported by “more than a decade of experience in the digital asset sector.”