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12/02/26 10:47 UTC-04

Strategy intends to buy more bitcoin through stock sales

This refers to perpetual preferred shares Stretch (STRC) with an 11% yield, which Strategy began issuing in July. STRC is the company’s fourth issuance of preferred securities. According to Phong Le, issuing preferred shares to replenish the bitcoin reserve allows the company to avoid the dilution in value that usually occurs when new common shares are issued.

Speaking on Bloomberg, Phong Le said that promoting preferred shares takes time and active marketing efforts, but he hopes that within a year Stretch will become one of the company’s main products.

In early February, amid the crypto market crash, Stretch shares fell below $94. At the close of trading on Wednesday, February 11, STRC returned to their $100 par value for the first time since mid-January. The CEO said that now that the shares are trading at par, the company can resume issuing the securities to finance new bitcoin purchases.

Strategy does not currently intend to diversify its business or acquire less successful companies to gain access to their bitcoin reserves at a discount, Phong Le said. According to him, in any new market — whether electric vehicles or artificial intelligence — it is important to focus on the core product. Acquiring another company with digital asset holdings even at a discount would, in his view, “be a distraction.”

Recently, Strategy purchased 1,142 bitcoins for $90 million. The company now holds 714,644 BTC on its balance sheet. The purchase was fully financed through the sale of the company’s common shares.

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