H100 Group AB has signed a deal that could significantly increase its Bitcoin holdings. The company announced that it has entered into a letter of intent to acquire two firms, Moonshot AS and Never Say Die AS. This strategic move is expected to boost its Bitcoin reserves and strengthen its overall position in the market.
The planned acquisition is structured as a share-for-share transaction, meaning there would be no cash exchanged between the companies; instead, ownership in H100 after the deal will depend on how much Bitcoin each party contributes.
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At the moment, H100 holds about 1,051 Bitcoin, while the target companies together hold around 2,450 Bitcoin. If the deal is completed, the combined holdings will rise to about 3,500 Bitcoin, making H100 one of the largest publicly listed Bitcoin treasury companies in Europe.
Source: H100
The company said this structure will not reduce the value of Bitcoin held per share for existing investors. Rather, it is expected to improve the company’s overall balance sheet and liquidity and also its appeal to institutional investors.
H100 Strategic Expansion
H100 explained that the deal is part of its long-term strategy to grow as a leading Bitcoin treasury company. If this new plan goes forward, the company will increase its holdings, and by combining resources, the company aims to strengthen its financial position and expand its operations.
The acquisition will also bring in a team with experience in investment, trading, and technology. And this team is expected to support the company’s existing activities and improve how it manages its Bitcoin assets.
Despite the expansion, the Bitcoin treasury company core business will remain unchanged. Its health operations will continue as before, alongside its Bitcoin treasury strategy. The company plans to finalize agreements by April 2026 and complete the transaction shortly after its annual general meeting in May.
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