Davis Commodities Limited (Nasdaq: DTCK), a leading Singapore-based agricultural commodities trader, is set to allocate $12 million into Bitcoin as part of a broader strategic shift into digital finance.
The move follows a successful $30 million fundraising round and positions the company at the intersection of agricultural markets and blockchain innovation.
Bitcoin Strategy Tied to Inflation Hedging and RWA Tokenization
The company aims to transform its business model by combining Bitcoin reserves with Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization. According to the announcement, Davis Commodities will begin by deploying $4.5 million—or 15% of the raised capital—into BTC. Over time, the company plans to increase that allocation to 40% of total funds, citing Bitcoin’s global status as a scarce, inflation-resistant asset.
The initiative underscores a growing trend among non-tech corporates exploring Bitcoin as a financial hedge and growth catalyst.
A First for Asia’s Agriculture Sector
This marks one of the first times a traditional commodities firm in Asia has formally incorporated Bitcoin reserves into its financial strategy. With this move, Davis Commodities joins the ranks of public companies like MicroStrategy and Semler Scientific that are using Bitcoin as a long-term balance sheet asset.
The company’s dual focus on digital asset exposure and agricultural commodity leadership could set a new precedent for sector-wide financial innovation.
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