B HODL Plc announced a capital deployment program aimed at increasing its Bitcoin treasury and later reported the purchase of an additional Bitcoin as part of the initiative.

According to the company, the board approved a plan to redeploy up to £350,000 of its fiat reserves while maintaining approximately 24 months of working capital. 

The capital may be used for additional Bitcoin purchases or, subject to board approval, for market purchases of the company’s own shares if the board determines the share price materially undervalues the company’s Bitcoin per share.

The company stated that its directors reviewed the firm’s financial position and concluded that it would retain sufficient liquidity to meet its obligations after the planned capital deployment.

On March 13th, B HODL reported that it had purchased one Bitcoin at an average price of £53,318 (approximately $71,161). 

Following the acquisition, the company said its total Bitcoin holdings increased to 162.487 Bitcoin.

The company reported an aggregate average acquisition price of £82,498 per Bitcoin (approximately $110,106) and a total cost basis of £13,404,826. 

The firm also stated that its sats per share increased to 115.431 from 114.650 as of February 10th, 2026.

In a separate announcement, the company said it plans to participate in the CoinCorner Rewards Account, which allows Bitcoin holders to earn Bitcoin-denominated rewards on assets not currently deployed on the Lightning Network. 

CoinCorner Ltd., which holds approximately 14.28% of B HODL’s issued share capital, is considered a related party under AQSE rules. 

The company may deposit up to 50 Bitcoin into the account, representing roughly 25% of its gross assets.

B HODL has previously disclosed aspects of its shareholder structure from the time of its public listing, noting that Blockstream CEO Adam Back held an ownership stake of approximately 25.53%. 

The company also stated that early shareholders included CoinCorner, Rise Investments, and other early investors.

Commenting on the strategy, CEO Freddie New said the company initially maintained a fiat cash buffer following its IPO to manage volatility and that recent operating performance and lower Bitcoin prices led the board to allocate additional capital toward Bitcoin purchases while retaining the option to conduct share buybacks.

B HODL is listed on the Aquis Stock Exchange under the ticker HODL and trades on OTCQB under the symbol HODLF. 

The company states that it focuses on accumulating Bitcoin and generating revenue from its treasury through Lightning Network-related activities.

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