Smarter Web announced its acquisition of an additional 225 units of Bitcoin worth £19.6 million, at an average price of £87,096 per unit. With this new purchase, Smarter Web's total Bitcoin holdings reach 1,825 units.
This purchase is part of Smarter Web's ten-year plan announced in April 2025, which focuses on making Bitcoin a central component of its long-term strategy.
The company aims through this plan to convert Bitcoin into a strategic asset in its treasury, to support its future capital needs. The company confirmed that its investments in Bitcoin have recorded an annual return of 43,787%, in addition to a monthly return of 189 over the past thirty days. Bitcoin is at the core of the company's financial policy.
Andrew Webley, the CEO of Smarter Web, explained that Bitcoin represents in the company's view 'the best asset the world has ever seen', adding that the company uses it as a treasury asset to support the growth of its business. Webley confirmed that Smarter Web began accepting Bitcoin payments in 2023 and seeks to integrate it more widely into its financial policies. A strong budget without debt enhances the growth strategy.
Smarter Web enjoys a strong debt-free balance sheet, having over a million pounds in cash, along with a cash reserve allocated for new Bitcoin purchases. Since its IPO on the Aquise Exchange, the company has managed to raise over £100 million in equity capital without needing any debt financing, leading the way in adopting a Bitcoin treasury policy.
Smarter Web confirmed that it was one of the first companies to adopt a policy of accepting Bitcoin as a means of payment, describing this step as a reflection of its vision that Bitcoin is a fundamental component of the future of the global financial system. The company continues to explore growth opportunities, either through organic expansion or through acquisitions, driven by a strong budget and a long-term strategic plan.
