From healthcare to mining and asset management, firms are increasing their exposure to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as speculative bets and integral parts of their treasury, payments, and infrastructure strategies.

Recent Purchases by Listed Companies

Bitcoin accumulation by listed firms continues to heat up, with several players expanding their holdings significantly.

The Smarter Web Company, a London-listed tech firm, just added another 226.42 BTC to its treasury at an average price of £78,932 (~$107,726) per coin, bringing its total stash to exactly 1,000 BTC.

That's a cumulative investment of £78.2 million, with a blended average price of £78,228 ($106,766).  As a result, the company posted a YTD Bitcoin yield of 26,242% and a 30-day yield of 530%, and still has over £42.3 million in cash earmarked for more BTC purchases.

Meanwhile, The Blockchain Group picked up 116 BTC for roughly €10.7 million at an average of €92,175 per coin. As of July 7, 2025, the group holds 1,904 BTC worth around €172 million, up 1,348.8% year-to-date and 5.7% this quarter.

Semler Scientific also grew its stack, buying 187 BTC for $20 million. The company now holds 4,636 BTC, reflecting a solid 29% YTD return.

Rounding out the list, DDC Enterprise added 230 BTC, pushing its total to 368 BTC and reporting a 48% jump in yield. The company currently holds approximately 0.04426 BTC per 1,000 shares.

Davis Commodities Creates Bitcoin Reserve

Davis Commodities Limited (DTCK), a leading Singapore-based agricultural commodities trader, has unveiled a major strategic shift following approval of its $30 million fundraising plan.

The initiative focuses on integrating Bitcoin reserves and Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization, aiming to position the company at the forefront of digital finance in agriculture.

Fund Allocation Overview:

Bitcoin Reserves: Initially, $4.5 million will go into Bitcoin, with plans to scale to 40% over time. The company considers Bitcoin a hedge against inflation and a growth asset, surging by 156% in 2023, by 121% in 2024, and by over 14% in 2025. The move is expected to boost financial resilience and long-term returns.

RWA Tokenization: Davis will invest half the funds in tokenizing agricultural assets like sugar, rice, and edible oils. This aims to unlock liquidity, reduce costs, and streamline trade. The RWA market is projected to hit $16 trillion by 2030, and Davis anticipates this strategy could generate $50 million in extra annual revenue within two years.

Tech and Partnerships: The rest will support tech infrastructure, security, and strategic alliances to integrate digital assets across operations.