- H100 secures $15.8M from Adam Back to buy Bitcoin.
- Tranche-based SEK 750M plan boosts H100’s crypto treasury expansion.
- Adam Back’s backing fuels confidence in H100’s blockchain finance vision.
Swedish-listed company H100 Group has entered a major investment agreement with Adam Back, CEO of Blockstream, to support its Bitcoin strategy. The deal also covers a 150 million SEK (this is around 15.82 million dollars) convertible loan guarantee put in place. The proceeds of this new investment shall be purchased in the form of Bitcoin under the long-term digital asset allocation strategy of H100 Group.
H100 Aims to Raise SEK 750M to Expand Bitcoin Holdings
This capital infusion is the sixth instalment of H100 Group wider capital raising program. Adam Back has underwritten entirely the Tranche 6 and it has been guaranteed at least SEK 37.5 million. Along with that, he is entitled to, and in fact is supposed to invest SEK 75 million each on the next two Tranches 7 and 8. Such new tranches should be put into operation within 90 days after the previous ones.
The convertible loans will be financed in a number of tranches executed by a separate convertible loan agreement, based on the Swedish Companies Act. They will just follow until the corporate processes and authorizations have been undertaken. This is to be achieved by developing a solid Bitcoin treasury without altering the operations of the core healthcare technology of the company.
The convertible loans will be used as the source of proceeds to purchase additional Bitcoin. H100 Group has clarified that this digital asset strategy will aim at making it more financially stable in the long run. The company intends to issue SEK 750 million in securities as a maximum amount (approximately USD 75 million), to increase its presence on the market of digital currencies.
In the scenario where Tranche 6 is converted entirely, it will result in additional issuance of approximately 23.5 million shares. If fully converted, this tranche would dilute the company’s shares by approximately 16.7% based on the current total issued shares. However, this potential dilution aligns with H100 Group’s broader strategy to strengthen its digital asset portfolio. Moreover, the company aims to maintain transparency with investors regarding its evolving financial structure. Therefore, the move reflects a calculated effort to balance shareholder interests with long-term growth in digital finance.
H100 Bridges Health Innovation and Blockchain in Bitcoin Treasury Strategy
H100 Group began its Bitcoin journey in May 2025 with a small but strategic investment. The firm spent about 5 million NOK, or about 492,582 USD, buying Bitcoins in their new treasury policy. Although the company is new to e-commerce and digital assets, it made its mission clear. It aims to focus mainly on health tech innovation.
This increasing popularity in Bitcoin presents a bigger change occurring in the world of money. Increasing numbers of companies are investigating cryptocurrencies as a hedge, and/or store of value, especially in Europe. The fact that H100 Group has entered this market is a clear indicator that digital assets are no longer a business of tech companies or investment funds.
The endorsement by Adam Back puts more weight on the H100 Group Bitcoin aspirations. Being a household name in the blockchain industry, his support may interest more investors and instill greater confidence in them.
In the future, the joint effort might open the door to the wider mainstream acceptance of Bitcoin by conventional companies. H100 Group has aligned its healthcare mission with its financial goals. As a result, it is now positioning itself between health tech and blockchain innovation.
Lastly, the innovation made by H100 Group and Adam Back with the help of the investment agreement signifies a great leap into the future of finance. Moreover, the move shows growing confidence in Bitcoin among global firms. As a result, companies are actively integrating digital assets into their treasury strategies.
