The São Paulo-listed company says the purchase and 289,100-share buyback lifted Bitcoin exposure per share as its treasury reached 3,762 Bitcoin.
OranjeBTC, which describes itself as Latin America’s largest corporate Bitcoin treasury company, disclosed a new purchase of 20 Bitcoin worth about $1.506 million at an average price of about $75,346 per coin, alongside a repurchase of 289,100 OBTC3 shares. The company said it now holds 3,762.0 Bitcoin acquired for about $395.33 million at an average cost basis of about $105,085 per coin. OranjeBTC reported a year-to-date 2026 BTC Yield of 2.20%, with second-quarter 2026 BTC Yield at 2.01%. BTC Yield (change in Bitcoin per diluted share) is used by corporate Bitcoin treasury firms to show whether Bitcoin holdings are increasing relative to share count, rather than measuring market-price performance. The company also highlighted earlier financing efforts, including approval in April 2026 for up to about $42 million in Bitcoin-collateralized debentures (debt backed by Bitcoin) and prior talks for about R$100 million, or about $19.51 million, in new funding.