KULR Technology Group, Inc. (NYSE American: KULR), a firm specializing in sustainable energy management, revealed on Tuesday that it has expanded its Bitcoin holdings to 800.3 BTC. The latest addition includes a $9 million acquisition at an average purchase price of $103,234 per BTC.
With this transaction, the company has now invested $78 million into Bitcoin since launching its treasury strategy in December 2024. This policy enables the allocation of up to 90% of KULR’s excess cash into digital assets as a hedge against inflation and a tool to enhance shareholder value.
BTC Yield Surges 220%
KULR’s treasury performance is measured using a proprietary metric dubbed “BTC Yield,” which calculates the growth of Bitcoin reserves relative to the fully diluted share count. As of the latest report, BTC Yield has reached 220.26% year-to-date, reflecting the growing ratio of digital assets to shares.
A company spokesperson noted, “BTC Yield helps us assess the long-term effectiveness of our Bitcoin treasury allocation strategy. It’s a modern KPI aligned with forward-looking financial models.”
However, KULR cautioned that BTC Yield is not a financial performance metric. It doesn’t include liabilities or predict the company’s share price, and should be reviewed in conjunction with traditional financial reports and SEC disclosures.
Bitcoin as a Corporate Treasury Tool
KULR is part of a rising wave of public companies integrating Bitcoin into their balance sheets. Inspired by the playbook of MicroStrategy—now known as Strategy—KULR’s Bitcoin accumulation aims to strengthen its capital base amidst macroeconomic uncertainty.
This week, Strategy also added more Bitcoin to its already leading holdings, signaling growing institutional confidence in BTC as a strategic reserve asset.
