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OranjeBTC Expands Bitcoin Treasury and Enhances Shareholder Value

OranjeBTC, a leading Latin American corporate Bitcoin treasury company, acquired 20 BTC and repurchased shares, boosting its per-share Bitcoin exposure.

OranjeBTC, a prominent corporate Bitcoin treasury firm based in Latin America, recently announced a new Bitcoin acquisition alongside a share buyback. This dual capital allocation strategy, mirroring approaches seen in other major firms, aims to enhance Bitcoin exposure for shareholders on a per-share basis.

The company purchased 20 BTC for approximately $1.506 million, averaging a price of $75,346 per Bitcoin. This acquisition price is notably below OranjeBTC's overall average cost basis for its Bitcoin holdings. Concurrently, the firm repurchased 289,100 of its OBTC3 shares.

Following these transactions, OranjeBTC's total Bitcoin treasury now stands at 3,762.0 BTC. The cumulative acquisition cost for these holdings is around $395.33 million, with an average cost basis of approximately $105,085 per coin.

Performance and Financing

OranjeBTC reported a year-to-date BTC Yield of 2.20% for 2026. This metric tracks the percentage change in Bitcoin held per diluted share, offering insight into how a company's Bitcoin treasury grows relative to its outstanding shares, distinct from price performance.

To fund its Bitcoin accumulation efforts, OranjeBTC has pursued an active financing strategy. In April 2026, the company approved the issuance of up to $42 million in Bitcoin-collateralized debentures. Earlier in the year, it was also in discussions to secure approximately R$100 million (around $19.51 million) in new financing. OranjeBTC positions itself as a key vehicle for Brazilian and Latin American investors seeking regulated, exchange-listed exposure to Bitcoin.

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