Remixpoint Approves ¥1 Billion Bitcoin Purchase, Bringing Total Crypto Holdings to ¥12 Billion
Tokyo, May 26, 2025 – Japanese energy consulting firm Remixpoint has announced the approval of a new ¥1 billion (approximately $7 million) Bitcoin purchase, raising its total cryptocurrency investments to approximately ¥12 billion (about $84 million). The decision was disclosed in a regulatory filing on Monday.
To date, Remixpoint has already invested ¥10.5 billion of the previously approved ¥11 billion crypto budget. The company noted that this latest acquisition would be executed “while considering market conditions,” though it did not specify a purchase timeline or target price.
According to the filing, Remixpoint Approves will conduct quarterly reviews of its crypto holdings. The company stated, “The balance of crypto assets held will be marked to market quarterly, with any resulting gains or losses reflected in the income statement.”
Following the announcement, Remixpoint’s stock rose 5.26%, closing at 580 yen on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Founded in 2004 and publicly listed since 2006, Remixpoint initially focused on software solutions before expanding into electricity and automotive trading. In recent years, the company has increasingly turned to cryptocurrency as part of its financial strategy, joining a growing number of Japanese firms integrating Bitcoin into their corporate treasuries.
The move comes amid a broader trend in Japan, where companies are embracing digital assets as a hedge against economic uncertainty. In 2023, multiple domestic firms began exploring crypto investments, with Metaplanet becoming one of Japan’s largest corporate Bitcoin holders. The company now owns 1,142 BTC, currently valued at over $125 million.
Remixpoint’s continued commitment to Bitcoin underscores the digital asset’s rising role in corporate finance across Japan.
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