Reitar Logtech Dives Into Bitcoin for Global Expansion
Reitar Logtech Holdings Ltd, a Hong Kong-based real estate and logistics tech firm, has announced plans to invest up to $1.5 billion in Bitcoin as part of a bold treasury diversification strategy. The move was disclosed in a filing with the U.S. SEC (001-42210) and reflects Reitar’s ambitions to scale operations beyond Hong Kong.
By incorporating Bitcoin as a treasury asset, Reitar aims to navigate shifting global financial conditions, ensure liquidity, and support tech development across its logistics platform.
Bitcoin as a Treasury Hedge and Growth Tool
The firm highlighted that Bitcoin would serve as both a store of value and a hedge against market volatility. Reitar’s leadership views the move as part of a broader digital transformation trend in the supply chain industry.
The $1.5 billion allocation could also provide flexibility for strategic acquisitions and new market entry, potentially making Reitar one of Asia’s most prominent corporate Bitcoin holders.
Reitar Joins a Wave of Corporate BTC Buyers
Reitar’s announcement landed on the same day as several other high-profile Bitcoin buys:
- Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) added 705 BTC for $75.1 million, pushing its total holdings to 580,955 BTC—worth over $60 billion.
- Trump Media revealed plans to raise $2.5 billion to buy Bitcoin.
- GameStop announced a $500 million BTC investment.
- Twenty One Capital, backed by Tether, SoftBank, and Jack Mallers, launched with plans to buy 42,000 BTC immediately.
Markets Skeptical Despite Billion-Dollar Allocations
While firms race to add Bitcoin to their balance sheets, Wall Street isn’t entirely sold. Trump Media stock fell 20% post-announcement, while GameStop dropped 17%, reflecting investor hesitation over short-term results. Still, the corporate Bitcoin narrative continues to build momentum, and Reitar’s entry adds further weight to the idea that Bitcoin is becoming an institutional-grade asset for treasury management.
