- Capital B shareholders approved all resolutions with more than 95% support.
- The vote cleared €5B in capital increases and €100B in credit instruments.
- The company also completed its legal name change from The Blockchain Group.
Capital B secured sweeping shareholder support at its Annual Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meeting, clearing every resolution with more than 95% approval. The vote gives the French-listed Bitcoin treasury company fresh backing for its financial, corporate, and capital-market plans.
The June 17 meeting brought 164,555,315 voting rights into the room, out of 300,564,232 total voting rights. That represented a participation rate of 54.748%, giving the decisions broad shareholder support rather than a narrow margin of approval.
Shareholders Clear €5B Capital Plan For Bitcoin Expansion
The central item was a financing authorization linked to Capital B’s Bitcoin Treasury Company strategy. According to reports, shareholders approved a maximum nominal capital increase of €5 billion and a maximum nominal credit instruments of €100 billion.
The scale of the mandate is substantial. Based on the company’s current nominal share value of €0.04, the capital increase capacity equals a maximum of 125 billion shares.
Capital B has framed the authorization around one core metric: increasing Bitcoin held per fully diluted share over time. The company’s strategy does not focus only on the absolute number of Bitcoin held but on whether each share gains more exposure.
That approach reflects the company’s wider move toward a Bitcoin treasury model. Its strategy page states that it adopted a Bitcoin Standard on Nov. 5, 2024, with a focus on long-term accumulation as fast as possible and in the most accretive way possible.
The company has also set a long-term target of accumulating 1% of Bitcoin’s total supply by 2033. The approved financing tools now give it a larger structure to pursue that objective.
Legal Name Change Seals Shift From Blockchain Group To Capital B
Shareholders also approved the formal name change from “The Blockchain Group” to Capital B. The decision aligns the company’s legal identity with the commercial name it adopted last year.
In July 2025, the company said the Capital B trade name would gradually replace its former name across financial platforms and corporate communications.
The vote also approved the 2025 standalone and consolidated financial statements. Still, the expanded financing mandate carries dilution and execution risks, which the company said are detailed in its 2025 annual results financial report.
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