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H100 Group Secures SEK 150 Million Convertible Loan Guarantee for Increasing Bitcoin Holdings

BlockBeats News, June 16, according to official sources, Swedish medical company H100 Group AB announced today that it has signed a new investment agreement with Adam Back, securing an initial convertible loan guarantee amounting to 150 million SEK (approximately 15.82 million USD).

The funds raised through this convertible loan will be used to purchase Bitcoin, as part of H100 Group's long-term Bitcoin asset allocation strategy.

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