Last week, global listed companies bought a net $69.47 million in BTC. Strategy increased its holdings by 525 bitcoins in a single week, while Metaplanet did not purchase any bitcoins last week.

According to SoSoValue data, as of September 15, 2025, Eastern Time, global listed companies (excluding mining companies) invested a total net $69.47 million in Bitcoin last week. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) invested $60.2 million last week, increasing its holdings by 525 Bitcoins at a price of $114,562, bringing its total holdings to 638,985. Japanese listed company Metaplanet suspended Bitcoin purchases last week. Three other companies also made new Bitcoin purchases last week. On September 11th, Japanese clothing company ANAP invested $3.47 million to acquire an additional 29.58 Bitcoins at a price of $117,373.9, bringing its total holdings to 1,047.56. British digital advertising company The Smarter Web invested $3.4 million on September 10th to acquire an additional 30 Bitcoins at a price of $112,846, bringing its total holdings to 2,470. Swedish medical company H 100 invested $2.4 million on September 10th to acquire an additional 21 Bitcoins at a price of $115,008, bringing its total holdings to 1,025.66. On September 11th, Metaplanet announced that it would raise approximately 212.9 billion yen (approximately $1.444 billion) through an international offering. 86% of the proceeds will be used to purchase Bitcoin in September and October, and 14% will be invested in Bitcoin-generating businesses. As of press time, global listed companies (excluding mining companies) included in the statistics hold a total of 850,030 bitcoins, with a current market value of approximately US$97.65 billion, accounting for 4.27% of the total market value of Bitcoin.