Tokyo-listed Metaplanet Inc. has expanded its Bitcoin treasury again, purchasing an additional 1,234 BTC for ¥19.27 billion (~$132.7 million) at an average price of $107,557 per coin.
The company disclosed the acquisition on June 26, 2025, as part of its ongoing Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
With this latest buy, Metaplanet’s total holdings have reached 12,345 BTC, valued at approximately $1.332 billion. The firm’s average purchase price now stands at $97,036 per Bitcoin, reflecting a sizable early position ahead of BTC’s recent climb above $107,000.
The company views Bitcoin as a core treasury asset, using BTC Yield as a key metric to evaluate performance. BTC Yield measures the percentage change in the ratio of Bitcoin held to the number of diluted shares outstanding.
For the second quarter to date (April 1 to June 26, 2025), Metaplanet reported a BTC Yield of 112.2%, following previous yields of 95.6% in Q1, 309.8% in Q4 2024, and 41.7% in Q3 2024. The increase in Bitcoin holdings—from just 398 BTC in September 2024 to over 12,000 in June 2025—shows the company’s aggressive ramp-up in digital asset exposure.
CEO Simon Gerovich emphasized that these purchases are part of a long-term strategy to enhance shareholder value through accretive Bitcoin operations. The company’s statement also outlines that the yield performance accounts for dilution effects and is used to communicate capital efficiency to shareholders.
Metaplanet’s sustained commitment places it among the largest corporate Bitcoin holders in Asia, positioning itself as Japan’s most prominent BTC treasury company.
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Source: https://coindoo.com/metaplanet-adds-1234-more-btc-holdings-now-worth-1-33-billion/