Japanese Firm Remixpoint Expands Bitcoin Adoption with New ¥1 Billion Investment

Highlights:

• The Japanese firm has approved a new $7 million Bitcoin purchase after a board resolution.
• The company reported a ¥593 million loss due to falling crypto value but will continue with its Bitcoin adoption strategy.
• The new investment will occur based on market conditions, and the company has not provided any fixed timeline.

Remixpoint, a company that engages in the development and sale of energy management solutions in Japan, has approved a new ¥1 billion Bitcoin purchase following a board resolution announced today. This brings its total crypto holdings to ¥12 billion, or about $84 million. The company confirmed it had already invested ¥10.5 billion out of the previously approved ¥11 billion for crypto assets in its Bitcoin adoption strategy.

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Japan's Remixpoint approves additional $7M Bitcoin purchase

Japanese energy consulting firm @remixpoint_x announced on May 26 that its board of directors has approved an additional Bitcoin $BTC purchase totaling 1 billion yen ($7 million). According to local news outlet…

— CoinNess Global (@CoinnessGL) May 26, 2025

The new investment will occur based on market conditions, though no specific timeline was provided. This latest purchase is separate from the ¥4.4 billion set aside through a stock acquisition rights issuance announced on May 19. That offering, which includes a price revision clause, is part of a broader ¥5.6 billion fundraising effort.

After the announcement, Remixpoint shares rose 5.26% and closed at 580 yen on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. The company announced that it will review its holdings quarterly. It added that any changes in the market value will appear in its income statement. 

Remixpoint Faces Losses Despite Expanding Bitcoin Exposure

The company’s operating report for the year ending March 2025 revealed a loss of ¥593 million. This was a change from the previous year’s profits. The company blamed the loss on a fall in the value of its cryptocurrencies. The company started its Bitcoin adoption strategy in November 2024.

Remixpoint made its first crypto purchases in the month of September. The first coins it invested in were Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and Avalanche. The company additionally holds other virtual assets such as XRP, Dogecoin and various other digital assets. Their chosen purchases are guided by policies set for buying crypto assets and preventing risks.

The company has pointed out that it reviews its portfolio every quarter. Moreover, the company determines the gains or losses of its assets by the value of the assets in the market at the end of every quarter. This matches the company’s strategy of openness in its financial performance. Established as a provider of software in 2004, the company became a publicly listed enterprise in 2006. Over time, it expanded into electricity and automotive trading. In the past year, Remixpoint has expanded into Bitcoin as part of its financial strategy.

Institutional Bitcoin Adoption Gains Momentum in Japan

Other Japanese firms are also increasing their exposure to Bitcoin. Since adopting a Bitcoin strategy, Metaplanet’s share price has skyrocketed by fifteen times. In addition, its shares have increased by 180% over the last month. Many companies around the globe are increasing their investments in Bitcoin. MicroStrategy, an American company, stated that it added $427 million worth of Bitcoin (4,020 BTC) to its portfolio between May 19 and 25. The company spent an average of $106,237 to buy each Bitcoin.

Strategy has acquired 4,020 BTC for ~$427.1 million at ~$106,237 per bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 16.8% YTD 2025. As of 5/25/2025, we hodl 580,250 $BTC acquired for ~$40.61 billion at ~$69,979 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRK $STRF https://t.co/eAd03GIKam

— Michael Saylor (@saylor) May 26, 2025

The company now holds 580,250 BTC, according to the latest SEC filing. The firm, led by Michael Saylor, is sitting on an unrealized profit of more than $23 billion from its investments in the coin.

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