🇯🇵 METAPLANET ALMOST PAID OFF ALL DEBTS AND BOUGHT MORE BITCOIN
On June 24, 2025, Metaplanet completed the early repayment of all 3 bond issues (the 16th, 17th, and 18th) with a total value of 281 million USD:
- 50 million USD (16th issue, issued on May 28)
- 21 million USD (17th issue, issued on May 29)
- 210 million USD (18th issue, issued on June 16)
1. To achieve this, they diluted shares by 9%
→ This means issuing additional new shares, causing the value of existing shares to slightly decrease in the short term.
2. From that issuance, they raised 500 million USD → A large capital amount, likely from institutions or investment funds.
3. This money was used to pay off nearly all debts → eliminating debt and strengthening the balance sheet.
4. Despite the dilution of shares, Metaplanet's stock price has increased by 368% since the beginning of the year → The market views this as a reasonable long-term strategy.
5. After that, they continued to buy more Bitcoin, increasing their BTC holdings to about 20% → Then they repeated this strategy.
The FED can print money, and companies can also print shares.
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