London BTC Company Limited
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- CEO
- Hewie Rattray
- Full Time Employees
- 1
- Sector
- Technology services
- Industry
- Data processing services
- Address
- Vistra Corporate Services Centre Road Town British Virgin Islands VG1110
- IPO Date
- Apr 21, 2023
- Website
- vinanz.co.uk
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- London BTC Company Limited (LSE: BTC; OTCQB: VINZF) operates as a Bitcoin mining and treasury company, focusing on accumulating Bitcoin through decentralized mining operations across multiple facilities in the United States, including Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, and Texas, and in Labrador, Canada, alongside strategic Bitcoin acquisitions and holdings exceeding 85 BTC. Incorporated on 27 August 2021 in the British Virgin Islands with headquarters in Tortola, the company provides investors with listed exposure to Bitcoin via mining rewards and treasury management, targeting North American markets and leveraging third-party data centers for scalable hash rate expansion. Core activities encompass deploying Bitcoin mining clusters with recent fleet expansions funded by capital raises; maintaining a growing Bitcoin treasury as a store of value; and utilizing services like Tap Global Group's Bitcoin Treasury as a Service (BTaaS) platform for transaction execution and fiat-to-crypto conversions. Recent developments include a name change from Vinanz Limited to emphasize Bitcoin focus; multiple fundraisings such as a £1 million WRAP Retail Offer and Direct Subscription in July 2025 at 18.5 pence per share, a £1.5 million Placing in July 2025 at 13 pence per share, and strategic capital deployment toward mining growth and treasury buildup as outlined in the interim results for the six months ended 31 August 2025; onboarding as a client of Tap Global Group's BTaaS in October 2025; director purchases including Chairman David Lenigas acquiring 1 million shares in November 2025; and pursuits of a US dual listing to enhance financing and market access while prioritizing sustainable growth over dilutive raises. Led by CEO Hewie Rattray, Executive Chairman David Lenigas, and Finance Director Jeremy Edelman, London BTC positions itself as a bridge between traditional markets and Bitcoin, emphasizing operational excellence, transparency, and long-term Bitcoin-per-share compounding.
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