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The UK-listed company The Smarter Web Company with the code SWC has purchased an additional 44 bitcoins, bringing its total holdings to 2,750 bitcoins. The company ranks 27th in the Bitcoin 100 list.

According to market news, the UK-listed company The Smarter Web Company (code SWC) announced that it has secured a strategic credit facility of $30,000,000 from Coinbase Credit, using its held Bitcoin as collateral, with interest only on the drawn amounts and no fixed maturity date.The facility is designed to enable the company to immediately deploy funds into Bitcoin after completing equity financing, reducing settlement timing risks in volatile markets and supporting its Bitcoin-centric treasury strategy.

The largest Bitcoin treasury company in the UK, Smarter Web Company, successfully listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange on February 3, with the stock code SWC. The share price on the first day was 43 pence, with a market capitalization of approximately £118 million.Currently, Smarter Web Company has purchased 2,674 Bitcoins at an average purchase price of about $111,000.

The Smarter Web Company (Code: SWC) today announced that it has successfully placed 230,000 ordinary shares, raising approximately £140,000 (around £0.61 per share). The company expects to receive about 98% of the funds early this week.The company is the largest publicly listed company in the UK holding Bitcoin on its balance sheet, and this placement is based on the subscription agreement announced on September 4, 2025. There are currently 13,240,500 ordinary shares remaining to be placed under this agreement. Investors can view the complete RNS announcement on the company's official website.

ChainCatcher news, London-listed technology company The Smarter Web Company (AQUIS: SWC) announced on Monday that it has increased its holdings by 226.42 bitcoins, with a purchase amount of approximately £17.87 million (around $24.4 million), at an average price of £78,932 (about $107,726) per bitcoin. The company currently holds a total of 1,000 bitcoins, with a total investment of £78.22 million.