Coinsilium opens accelerated bookbuild to fund bitcoin treasury strategy

GIBRALTAR - Coinsilium Group Limited (AQSE:COIN | OTCQB:CINGF) announced Wednesday an accelerated bookbuild offering of new ordinary shares priced at £0.18 per share to primarily fund its Bitcoin treasury strategy subsidiary.

The digital asset venture builder said the bookbuild opened immediately following the announcement and will close at 21:00 on July 2, with results expected to be announced Thursday morning.

Proceeds from the share offering will be predominantly used to further develop Forza (Gibraltar) Limited, the company’s wholly owned Bitcoin Treasury Strategy subsidiary.

The bookbuild is conditional on the new shares being admitted to trading on the Access Segment of the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market, with admission anticipated to become effective around July 8.

Institutional investors interested in participating should contact Peterhouse Capital Limited, SI Capital, Oberon Capital, or Oak Securities, according to the company statement.

Coinsilium, established in 2015, maintains a portfolio of strategic investments across the digital asset space, including equity interests in blockchain sector companies and related areas such as financial technology and digital infrastructure.

The company launched Forza in 2025 to manage its strategic Bitcoin treasury, which is designed to enhance long-term financial resilience and support future growth. Storage of Bitcoin holdings is handled by third-party regulated institutional-grade custodians.

The announcement notes that the Financial Conduct Authority regards digital assets like Bitcoin as high-risk and speculative, with potential for extreme price volatility.

This article is based on a press release statement from Coinsilium Group Limited.

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