Listed company Capital B completes €58.1 million capital increase to accelerate Bitcoin treasury strategy
2025/09/16 13:27
PANews reported on September 16 that according to official news, French listed company Capital B announced that it had successfully completed a capital increase of 58.1 million euros through a private placement to institutional investors to accelerate the advancement of its Bitcoin treasury company strategy.
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