B HODL Plc reported additional Bitcoin-denominated revenue from its treasury operations in January 2026, alongside the establishment of an at-the-market (ATM) equity offering program intended to support further Bitcoin accumulation.

In a regulatory announcement dated February 4th, 2026, the company said it generated 0.093 Bitcoin over the 31-day period in January through its active yield strategies. 

At the exchange rate used by the company as of January 31st, the Bitcoin generated was valued at £5,447. 

The January figure exceeded the 0.084 Bitcoin produced in December 2025, which was valued at £5,471 at the end of that month.

According to the disclosure, cumulative Bitcoin generated through these yield activities has reached 0.288 Bitcoin, equivalent to £16,867 at January-end exchange rates. 

The company stated that the additional Bitcoin lowered its average acquisition cost and increased Bitcoin exposure per share.

Following the January activity, B HODL reported total Bitcoin holdings of 160.388 Bitcoin, inclusive of yield revenue and convertible-related inflows. 

The company also reported sats per share of 114.427, compared with 114.361 previously reported as of the end of January.

B HODL said it continues to operate with relatively low overhead costs and maintains its operating runway primarily in fiat currency, while generating income denominated in Bitcoin. 

The company stated that these factors support its objective of increasing Bitcoin per share over time. 

Looking ahead, B HODL said it plans to deploy up to 100 Bitcoin into yield-generating strategies during 2026, with longer-term plans to expand that allocation while targeting a sustainable annualized yield.

Separately, the company announced the launch of an at-the-market equity offering program in partnership with Canaccord Genuity Limited. 

Under the program, Canaccord has agreed to subscribe for up to 600,000 new ordinary shares at par value, representing approximately 0.4% of B HODL’s issued share capital.

The ATM program allows shares to be sold from time to time, subject to the company’s Bitcoin mNAV being at or above 1.06, as published on the analytics section of its website. 

B HODL stated that sales will not occur below the prevailing bid price on the Aquis Stock Exchange, and that proceeds will be remitted to the company net of commission.

The company said the program is intended to be accretive to shareholders by supporting growth in Bitcoin per share while helping to maintain orderly market conditions. 

Net proceeds from the ATM are expected to be used to advance B HODL’s Bitcoin accumulation strategy and expand its revenue-generating activities, including operations related to the Lightning Network.

Admission of the new ordinary shares to trading on the AQSE Growth Market’s Access segment is expected on or around February 10th, 2026. 

Following admission, the company said its total issued and voting share capital will consist of 140,766,091 ordinary shares, with no shares held in treasury. 

The disclosure noted that these figures may be used by shareholders for notification purposes under the Financial Conduct Authority’s Disclosure and Transparency Rules.

At the time B HODL was admitted to public markets, Adam Back, chief executive of Blockstream, held a stake of approximately 25.53% in the company. 

B HODL has also disclosed that early shareholders included CoinCorner, Rise Investments, and other early investors.

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