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The Smarter Web Company plans to issue perpetual preferred shares on the London Stock Exchange, raising up to £25 million to increase its Bitcoin holdings

Odaily reports: The company plans to issue perpetual preferred shares under the ticker MORE, with a fundraising target of £15 million to £25 million and a minimum raise of £10 million. Listing admission requires support from three market makers. Holders will receive cumulative weekly dividends and liquidation preference but will not have voting rights, and the company may redeem the shares. As of mid-2026, SWC held 2,878 Bitcoins; following High Court approval of its capital reduction, the company has £132.5 million in distributable reserves available for payment.

The Smarter Web Company Plans to Launch the UK's First Bitcoin-Backed Preferred Shares, IPO Could Raise $20 Million to $34 Million

Odaily News: The Smarter Web Company has announced plans to launch the UK's first Bitcoin-backed preferred shares, subject to shareholder approval. The company expects to raise $20 million to $34 million through a potential IPO, to be used for increasing its Bitcoin holdings and acquiring cash-flow-generating operating businesses.

TD Cowen Lowers The Smarter Web Company Price Target, Maintains Buy Rating

According to The Block, TD Cowen lowered The Smarter Web Company's target price from £1 to £0.64, maintaining a buy rating. The analyst cited factors such as revised Bitcoin price forecasts, recent treasury activities, and updated dilution assumptions, while noting that the company's Q2 Bitcoin holdings increased from 2,699 BTC to 2,878 BTC. The stock closed up 2% last Friday at £0.29.

The Smarter Web Company completes $282 million capital reduction, advancing UK’s first Bitcoin-backed perpetual preferred stock issuance

BitcoinTreasuries.NET posted on X platform, stating that The Smarter Web Company has completed a $282 million capital reduction, marking a significant step forward in its issuance of the UK’s first Bitcoin-backed perpetual preferred stock, which has a maximum dividend payment capacity of $178 million.