Coinsilium raises £4M via oversubscribed Bitcoin retail offer

Coinsilium just revealed that it conducted a retail offer through the Winterflood Retail Access Platform (WRAP) at 22.2 pence per share to consolidate its Bitcoin purchasing campaign. 

The company initially targeted £2.5 million but had to quickly expand due to high demand. The offer was ultimately expanded to £4 million (approx. $5.4 million) after it was oversubscribed by as much as 400%.

Coinsilium Group Limited (AQUIS: $COIN – OTCQB: $CINGF), the Web3 investor, advisor, and venture builder, is pleased to confirm the result of its retail offer via the Winterflood Retail Access Platform (“WRAP Retail Offer”), at 6 pence per share (“Issue Price”). The Company has… pic.twitter.com/NtrMpNufhT

— Coinsilium (@CoinsiliumGroup) June 2, 2025

Coinsilium goes big on Bitcoin accumulation

The UK-based company raised £4 million by issuing 18,018,018 new ordinary shares that are expected to be admitted to trading on the Aquis Growth Market around June 23, 2025.

After admission, Coinsilium will have 359,477,274 ordinary shares, each with one voting right. However, there will be no shares held in its treasury.

The new shares are expected to be on the same level as existing shares and free of any hindrances.

However, not all investors were allowed to participate. According to the document released by Coinslium, the offer was not available in the US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Japan, South Africa, or EEA member states due to legal restrictions.

It also highlighted Peterhouse Capital Limited as the Aquis Stock Exchange Growth Market corporate adviser, and Winterflood Securities Ltd as the manager of the WRAP platform.

While the announcement includes forward-looking statements, it does not offer any assurances on actual results. As such, any investor interested should be aware that share value and income are not guaranteed and may fluctuate.

Coinsilium entered BTC with £1.25 million raise in May

The recently concluded retail offer from Coinsilium comes after the company raised  £1.25 million earlier on May 15, 2025, to initiate its Bitcoin strategy.

The newly raised funds will support the Bitcoin treasury strategy via its subsidiary, Forza Gibraltar Limited. According to recent reports, the subsidiary has been actively accumulating Bitcoin, and as of June 16, reportedly holds 25.2 Bitcoins in its treasury, including a recent purchase of 6.5577 Bitcoins at an average price of £77,770 ($105,572.30).

The total value of holdings now sits at around £1,519,242.90 ($2,054,113.50). In response to the Bitcoin treasury update and WRAP retail offer announcement, Coinsilium’s share price shot up by 91% on June 16, with record trading volume of over 29 million shares on Aquis and 6 million on the US OTC market (CINGF).

The trading activity is proof that investors, particularly among retail investors in the UK, are excited about the opportunity to get exposed to Bitcoin, specifically via Coinsilium’s offering.

While Coinsilium has become one of the latest companies to transition into a Bitcoin-focused treasury operator, it is not the only one. The success of its retail offer also shows that UK-listed firms can realistically consider adopting Bitcoin as a reserve asset with great success.

Aside from Coinsilium, other companies that have also opted to adopt similar strategies include The Smarter Web Company, which raised £29 million via the WRAP platform and Helium Ventures.

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