UK digital asset firm Vaultz Capital has purchased 47.85 BTC for £4.27 million, increasing its corporate treasury holdings to approximately 117.85 BTC worth over £10 million.
Vaultz Adds More BTC to Its Corporate Stash
The company, Vaultz Capital plc (AQSE: V3TC), explained on Wednesday that it paid an average price of £89,335.57 per bitcoin (approximately $118,724.68) in the latest transaction. This brings Vaultz’s total bitcoin treasury to 117.853279 BTC, acquired at an average cost of £85,183.37 per bitcoin (approx. $114,237.58).
V3TC shares have risen 13.8% this week, but today, on Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2025, V3TC is down over 12%.
According to the announcement shared with Bitcoin.com News, the total consideration spent acquiring its entire bitcoin holding stands at £10,039,140. This purchase follows recent leadership changes. Eric Benz, described as a crypto industry veteran, was appointed chief executive officer last week.
Concurrently, the company announced a funding round led by Aura Digital, targeting up to £6 million. The capital is intended to accelerate Vaultz’s bitcoin (BTC) treasury accumulation and mining operations. At the same time, Vaultz Capital has also established a new Bitcoin Advisory Board.
Appointees include Hans Henrik Hoffmeyer, co-founder of Coinify and a regulatory expert, and Marc Taverner, CEO of XEROF and a former executive director of INATBA. The board will advise on the company’s expansion strategy. Vaultz operates as a holder of bitcoin treasury assets and a participant in bitcoin mining.
The firm is among many corporate entities leveraging the bitcoin treasury strategy. For instance, public and private companies added 107,082 bitcoins to their treasuries in July 2025, according to a new report.
