Swedish-listed company H100 Group raises an additional $54 million for Bitcoin reserves, bringing total funding to $96 million
According to ChainCatcher, Swedish listed company H100 Group has officially disclosed that it has raised an additional SEK 516 million (approximately USD 54 million) through its sixth and seventh rounds of financing. The funds will be used for investment opportunities within the company's Bitcoin reserve strategy framework. These two rounds of financing were initially announced on June 16.
To date, H100 Group has raised a total of SEK 921 million (USD 96 million).

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