Publicly traded company Anemoi is expanding its Bitcoin exposure, investing 40% of its cash reserves into Bitcoin and gold.

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BlockBeats News, July 1st, U.K.-based publicly traded company Anemoi International announced that it has increased its cash allocation to 40% (previously 30%) invested in an ETF containing both Bitcoin and Gold—BTGD.

The company stated that this additional investment reflects their ongoing concerns about the United States' ever-expanding fiscal deficit (about 123% of GDP). As of December 31, 2024, the company held approximately 900,000 pounds (around 1.2 million dollars) in cash, making this investment approximately 500,000 dollars.

BlockBeats previously reported that on June 9th, the Anemoi International board of directors announced that, based on the announcement made on June 6, 2025, the company had allocated around 30% of its cash reserves to Bitcoin. The board believes that the company's revised financial management strategy is in complete alignment with its current core business and expects to make further announcements on the company's business and financial management strategy soon. Anemoi International Ltd. is a holding company based in the British Virgin Islands. The company operates through its subsidiary id4 AG, which is a regulatory technology company providing digital solutions to small and medium-sized financial institutions.

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