OranjeBTC, Latin America’s leading corporate Bitcoin treasury, announced a new Bitcoin purchase and share repurchase, underscoring its dual‑capital allocation approach akin to that of U.S. firms such as Strategy.
Listed in São Paulo with the ticker OBTC3 on B3 and ADR ticker ORNJY internationally, the company bought 20 BTC for roughly $1.506 million, averaging $75,346 per coin. It also repurchased 289,100 OBTC3 shares, boosting Bitcoin exposure per share for existing holders.
The firm now holds 3,762.0 BTC, representing a total acquisition cost of about $395.33 million and an average cost of $105,085 per coin. The recent purchase price of $75,346 per BTC is well below this average, allowing the treasury to add coins at a discount.
Through direct Bitcoin purchases and share buybacks, the company’s Bitcoin‑per‑share metric has risen in recent quarters. In Q1 2026 it held 3,723 BTC and reported 2,295 satoshis per share after repurchasing 274,200 shares; the latest acquisitions have taken total holdings beyond this level.
OranjeBTC Reports 2.20% Year‑to‑Date Bitcoin Yield
OranjeBTC disclosed a year‑to‑date BTC yield of 2.20% for 2026, with Q2 2026 yield at 2.01%. BTC yield measures the percentage change in Bitcoin held per diluted share, separate from price appreciation, and reflects growth of the company’s Bitcoin treasury relative to its share count.
This metric has become a standard benchmark among corporate Bitcoin treasury firms. For comparison, OranjeBTC reported a 2.01% BTC yield for the full year 2025 as of November, and the 2026 figure has already reached that level by mid‑year.
OranjeBTC has pursued an active financing strategy to fund Bitcoin accumulation. In April 2026 it approved the issuance of up to $42 million in Bitcoin‑collateralized debentures, a hybrid that combines traditional corporate debt with digital‑asset collateral. Earlier in the year it was in advanced discussions to secure roughly R$100 million (~$19.51 million) of new financing to resume Bitcoin purchases.
It positions itself as the primary vehicle for Brazilian and Latin American investors seeking institutional‑grade Bitcoin exposure via a regulated, exchange‑listed equity.
