BlockBeats News, January 20 — Bitmine Immersion Technologies has received shareholder approval to increase the company’s authorized share limit, enhancing flexibility for future financing.
The company currently holds 4.203 million ETH, 193 BTC, shares worth $22 million in Eightco Holdings, and nearly $1 billion in cash. According to a press release issued on Tuesday, at the annual shareholders’ meeting held on January 15, Proposal No. 2 was approved with 81% of the votes, authorizing the company to expand its authorized shares.
This proposal does not mean the company will immediately issue new shares, but rather raises the cap on future authorized shares, providing room for subsequent financing, mergers and acquisitions, or continued Ethereum accumulation.
The authorized share capital determines the maximum number of shares a company can legally issue. Raising this limit means Bitmine can issue new shares in the future to support business expansion or asset allocation. Regarding potential dilution risks, Bitmine management has told shareholders that the company will not issue shares below the market net asset value (mNAV). Currently, the company’s stock price is about 0.86 times the mNAV.
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Bitmine receives shareholder approval for capital increase, preparing for subsequent stock issuance and ETH expansion
BlockBeats News, January 20 — Bitmine Immersion Technologies has received shareholder approval to increase the company’s authorized share limit, enhancing flexibility for future financing.
The company currently holds 4.203 million ETH, 193 BTC, shares worth $22 million in Eightco Holdings, and nearly $1 billion in cash. According to a press release issued on Tuesday, at the annual shareholders’ meeting held on January 15, Proposal No. 2 was approved with 81% of the votes, authorizing the company to expand its authorized shares.
This proposal does not mean the company will immediately issue new shares, but rather raises the cap on future authorized shares, providing room for subsequent financing, mergers and acquisitions, or continued Ethereum accumulation.
The authorized share capital determines the maximum number of shares a company can legally issue. Raising this limit means Bitmine can issue new shares in the future to support business expansion or asset allocation. Regarding potential dilution risks, Bitmine management has told shareholders that the company will not issue shares below the market net asset value (mNAV). Currently, the company’s stock price is about 0.86 times the mNAV.