DigiAsia's stock soars on plan to allocate 50% of profits to Bitcoin

CryptoNews. · 2025-05-19T14:52:48+00:00

DigiAsia Corp. plans to allocate up to 50% of net profits to Bitcoin, aiming to build a robust reserve. The company also seeks $100 million for this initiative through various capital market options. This strategic move led to a significant increase in stock value.

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2025-05-19 14:52:48

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DigiAsia Corp. has announced a strategic plan to incorporate Bitcoin into its corporate treasury

With Board approval, the company will allocate up to 50% of its net profits toward acquiring Bitcoin (BTC) as a long-term digital reserve asset, according to a company release.

To jumpstart the initiative, DigiAsia, a fintech firm focused on digital financial services in emerging markets, is exploring a capital raise of up to $100 million, aiming to build a robust Bitcoin position

The company is also assessing capital markets options such as equity-linked offerings, convertible notes, and structured crypto finance instruments to support the raise.

Co-CEO Prashant Gokarn described Bitcoin as a “foundational layer for modern treasury diversification,” stating that the move reflects DigiAsia’s broader commitment to fintech and blockchain innovation.

As a result of the news, DigiAsia’s stock soared over 180% in early Monday trading.

Yield-generating strategy

In addition to holding Bitcoin, DigiAsia plans to deploy yield-generating strategies, including institutional lending and staking, through regulated partners. These efforts are intended to enhance treasury performance while preserving shareholder value.

The company joins a growing number of Nasdaq-listed firms integrating digital assets into treasury management

DigiAsia’s approach aims to balance long-term crypto exposure with income-generating tools, positioning it at the forefront of institutional adoption across Southeast Asia, India, and the Middle East.

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