Metaplanet Inc. has announced the issuance of its 20th series of ordinary bonds, raising a total of ¥8 billion as part of its ongoing strategy to expand Bitcoin holdings.
The decision, approved by Chief Executive Officer Simon Gerovich, reflects the company’s continued commitment to integrating digital assets into its treasury operations.
According to the official notice, the bonds will be fully subscribed by EVO FUND and carry a zero-interest rate. Each bond has a face value of ¥200 million, with the total issuance amounting to ¥8 billion.
The bonds are scheduled for redemption at full face value on April 23, 2027, unless redeemed earlier under specific conditions outlined in the agreement.
Notably, the bonds are unsecured and carry no guarantees, indicating a high level of confidence from the subscriber in Metaplanet’s strategic direction.
The structure allows the bondholder to request early redemption with prior notice, while the company also retains flexibility to redeem the bonds in connection with future financing activities involving the same investor.
The funds raised through this issuance are expected to be allocated toward the acquisition of Bitcoin, reinforcing Metaplanet’s position as one of the growing number of companies adopting digital assets as part of their corporate treasury strategy.
This approach aligns with a broader trend among firms seeking alternative stores of value amid evolving macroeconomic conditions.
Despite the scale of the issuance, the company stated that the impact on its consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending December 2026 is expected to be minimal. However, it added that any material changes will be disclosed promptly.
The move underscores increasing institutional interest in Bitcoin exposure through structured financial instruments, as companies explore new ways to leverage capital markets for digital asset accumulation.
