According to CoinVoice, based on SoSoValue data, as of August 11, 2025, Eastern Time, the total net inflow of bitcoin by global listed companies (excluding mining companies) last week was $86.03 million.
Last week, MicroStrategy invested $18 million, increasing its holdings by 155 bitcoins at a price of $116,401, bringing its total holdings to 628,946 bitcoins.
The Japanese listed company Metaplanet suspended its bitcoin purchases last week.
Swedish medical company H100 Group AB (NGM: H100) joined the ranks of companies purchasing bitcoin last week, investing $7 million to acquire 60.6 bitcoins at a price of $115,190, bringing its total holdings to 763.2 bitcoins.
In addition, five other companies made new purchases last week. The American electric vehicle manufacturer Empery Digital (formerly Volcon) invested $22.6 million to acquire 197.62 bitcoins at a price of $114,360, bringing its total holdings to 4,000.8 bitcoins; Japanese clothing company ANAP invested $9.7 million to acquire 82 bitcoins at a price of $118,093, bringing its total holdings to 913.4 bitcoins; French Web3 service company Capital B (formerly Blockchain Group) invested $21.43 million to acquire 188 bitcoins at a price of $113,967, bringing its total holdings to 2,201 bitcoins; UK digital advertising company The Smarter Web invested $5.8 million to acquire 50 bitcoins at a price of $116,276, bringing its total holdings to 2,100 bitcoins; and Sequans Communication, a French wafer fab listed in the US, invested $1.5 million to acquire 13 bitcoins at a price of $117,012, bringing its total holdings to 3,171 bitcoins.
As of the time of reporting, the total amount of bitcoin held by global listed companies (excluding mining companies) is 711,600 bitcoins, with a current market value of approximately $85.7 billion, accounting for 3.58% of bitcoin's circulating market value. [Original link]
