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MicroStrategy Aims to Raise Capital for New Bitcoin Strategy

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


MicroStrategy is seeking shareholder approval for a new capital strategy that could increase its Bitcoin holdings by $42 billion.

Special Shareholder Meeting

The special shareholder meeting will be conducted via live webcast, accessible exclusively to MicroStrategy's stockholders. Shareholders will vote on the proposed increase in authorized shares, as well as on additional governance measures. One proposal includes automatic equity awards to new members of the company's Board of Directors upon appointment. The filing emphasized that the increased stock issuance would help MicroStrategy meet its growing capital needs and facilitate future corporate objectives. If the vote does not meet the required thresholds, shareholders will vote on whether to adjourn the meeting for additional proxies.

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Acquisitions and Growth

MicroStrategy’s strategy has been heavily focused on acquiring Bitcoin. The company purchased over 42,000 BTC in Dec. 2024 alone, amounting to more than $4 billion at current market prices. This aggressive approach has contributed to the company’s rise in market value and inclusion in the Nasdaq 100. In addition to its Bitcoin holdings, MicroStrategy has raised billions through stock sales and convertible bonds. As of late October, the company reported a Bitcoin yield of 17.8% and outlined plans to moderate this yield to 6% to 10% from 2025 to 2027.

Capital Raising Plans

On December 23, MicroStrategy presented a plan to expand its equity-issuance program to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The company seeks shareholder approval to increase the authorized Class A common stock from 330 million to 10.33 billion shares. Additionally, it aims to increase the authorized preferred stock from 5 million shares to more than 1 billion shares. These measures are designed to support the company's 21/21 Plan, an ambitious three-year capital strategy introduced in October 2024. The 21/21 Plan outlines MicroStrategy's goal of raising $21 billion in equity capital and another $21 billion through fixed-income instruments, including debt, convertible notes, and preferred stock. This strategy aims to further the company’s Bitcoin acquisitions and secure the necessary funds for its continued expansion.

MicroStrategy is actively seeking ways to increase capital to expand its Bitcoin assets. The new strategy involves ambitious plans to increase capital and emphasizes Bitcoin as a key element of corporate policy.

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