OranjeBTC, Latin America’s largest corporate Bitcoin treasury company, has disclosed a new Bitcoin acquisition and share buyback, reinforcing its commitment to a dual capital allocation strategy that mirrors approaches used by firms like Strategy in the United States.

The São Paulo-listed company — trading under ticker OBTC3 on the B3 exchange and as ADR ticker ORNJY in international markets — purchased 20 BTC for a total of ~$1.506 million, at an average price of ~$75,346 per Bitcoin. During the same period, the company repurchased 289,100 OBTC3 shares, a move that increases Bitcoin exposure on a per-share basis for remaining shareholders.

OranjeBTC now holds a total of 3,762.0 BTC, the company says, accumulated for ~$395.33 million at an average cost basis of ~$105,085 per coin. The acquisition price of ~$75,346 per Bitcoin on this latest purchase sits well below the company’s average cost, a development that adds coins to the treasury at a discount to the historical average entry point.

The company’s Bitcoin per share metric has risen in recent quarters through a combination of direct Bitcoin purchases and buybacks. In Q1 2026, OranjeBTC ended with 3,723 BTC and raised its Bitcoin-per-share figure to 2,295 satoshis after repurchasing 274,200 shares during that quarter. The latest purchases push the total holdings past that mark.

OranjeBTC’s BTC yield reaches 2.20% YTD

OranjeBTC reported a year-to-date BTC Yield of 2.20% for 2026, with Q2 2026 BTC Yield at 2.01%. BTC Yield is a performance metric that measures the percentage change in Bitcoin held per diluted share — a figure distinct from price return, and designed to track whether a company’s Bitcoin treasury is growing relative to its share count.

The metric has become a standard benchmark across corporate Bitcoin treasury firms. For context, OranjeBTC reported a 2.01% BTC Yield for full-year 2025 as of November, and the 2026 figure has already matched that level through the first half of the year.

OranjeBTC has pursued an active financing strategy to fund Bitcoin accumulation. In April 2026, the company approved the issuance of up to ~$42 million in Bitcoin-collateralized debentures, a hybrid instrument that merges traditional corporate debt with digital asset collateral. Earlier in the year, the company was in advanced talks to secure ~R$100 million (~$19.51 million) in new financing to resume Bitcoin buying.

The puts itself as the primary vehicle for Brazilian and Latin American investors seeking institutional-grade Bitcoin exposure through a regulated, exchange-listed equity.