Nasdaq-listed Brera Holdings PLC has announced plans to rebrand as Solmate Infrastructure PLC as part of a strategic shift toward becoming an institutional-grade infrastructure provider focused on the Solana ecosystem.
The proposal, which remains subject to shareholder approval, would formally align the company’s corporate structure with its expanding role in blockchain infrastructure and digital asset treasury management.
The company said its primary operational focus will be centered in Abu Dhabi, where it aims to support the region’s rapidly growing digital asset and financial technology sector.
As part of the restructuring plan, the company intends to change its legal name from Brera Holdings PLC to Solmate Infrastructure PLC to reflect its new blockchain-focused business model.
The proposal also includes amendments to the company’s constitutional documents to incorporate its digital asset infrastructure and treasury strategy.
In addition, the board has approved a plan to implement a 10-for-1 reverse stock split to bring the company’s shares into a trading range more typical of institutional investors.
If approved, the reverse split would consolidate every 10 Class A and Class B ordinary shares into one share of higher nominal value.
Following the consolidation, the company’s shares will continue to trade on the NASDAQ under the ticker SLMT.
The restructuring also involves streamlining the company’s legacy sports portfolio. Brera plans to wind down operations of certain underperforming soccer teams, including Brera Tchumene and Brera IIch, while retaining its flagship Italian football club Juve Stabia.
Capital freed from these operations will be redirected to expand Solana’s infrastructure operations in the United Arab Emirates.
Solmate Chief Executive Marco Santori described the transformation as the culmination of the company’s strategic pivot toward blockchain infrastructure opportunities in Abu Dhabi.
If shareholders approve the proposal during the scheduled meeting on April 7, 2026, the reverse stock split is expected to take effect shortly afterward, with proportional adjustments applied to existing equity awards and warrants.
