Hong Kong-Based CIMG Inc. Raises $13.5M, Paid Entirely in Bitcoin


Hong Kong-based CIMG Inc. is making waves in corporate Bitcoin adoption. The digital health and sales development company — now quoted on OTC Markets under the ticker "CIMG" after being delisted from Nasdaq earlier this year — just closed the first tranche of a major stock-and-warrant offering, taking in $13.5 million paid in Bitcoin.
That Bitcoin infusion added roughly 207.7 BTC to the balance sheet, pushing CIMG's total holdings to about 937.7 BTC. The move catapults the company to 48th place on the Bitcoin 100 list, leapfrogging several bigger names including Figma Inc.

The deal is straightforward and aggressive. CIMG sold units at $0.015 each, with each unit consisting of one share plus a two-year warrant. The initial closing, on June 22, 2026, issued 900 million shares — and the attached warrants were immediately exercised in full, producing another 900 million shares, for roughly 1.8 billion new shares in total. The full offering could reach up to $650 million, is registered with the SEC on Form S-1, and allows for more tranches ahead. Investors can pay in either cash or Bitcoin.
This is not CIMG's first move into Bitcoin. In 2025 the company sold $55 million of stock directly for 500 BTC, then added roughly 230 more BTC, reaching 730 BTC. Now it is doubling down by accepting Bitcoin as payment for equity — a way to raise capital and grow its BTC stack at the same time, without spending its own cash to buy coins.
For a company rooted in digital health, wellness products, and AI computing, treating Bitcoin as a core treasury asset signals strong conviction in its long-term value. It is a pragmatic hedge and growth tool rolled into one. Headquartered in Hong Kong, CIMG is carving out a distinct niche among public companies actively stacking sats while expanding their core business.
The market will be watching to see how quickly they deploy the next tranches and whether this accelerates further accumulation. For now, CIMG has turned a capital raise into a direct Bitcoin boost and climbed the corporate treasury rankings in the process.
Want more bitcoin treasury coverage in your search results? Add Bitcoin Treasuries as a preferred source on Google.
