Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Boosts MicroStrategy Stake to $29 Million
Japan’s largest financial institution, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), has increased its holdings in MicroStrategy (MSTR). It reaffirms growing institutional confidence in the Bitcoin linked software firm. According to recent SEC filings, Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management Co. Ltd., the asset management arm of MUFG. It raised its stake in MicroStrategy by 15.9% during the second quarter of the year.
Mitsubishi UFJ Expands Its Investment
The filing shows that Mitsubishi UFJ Asset Management now owns 232,967 shares of MicroStrategy. That is valued at approximately $94.17 million. The purchase added 31,915 new shares, strengthening MUFG’s position in one of the most closely watched corporate Bitcoin holders. The company’s stake represents about 0.09% of MicroStrategy’s total shares.
MUFG’s expansion comes as part of a broader strategy to increase exposure to high-performing technology and crypto linked equities. The bank with total assets nearing $2.7 trillion. It continues to diversify globally while maintaining a reputation as one of Japan’s top “megabanks.” Its growing interest in MicroStrategy highlights the increasing intersection between traditional finance and the digital asset economy.
MicroStrategy’s Strong Quarter Draws Investors
MicroStrategy, rebranded as Strategy Inc,. posted impressive second-quarter results. That drew fresh attention from institutional investors. The firm reported earnings per share (EPS) of $8.42. It significantly surpassed the consensus estimate of -$0.11. Revenue came in at $128.69 million. This reflects steady growth in enterprise software demand and Bitcoin related interest.
The company also issued optimistic full-year guidance. It projects an EPS of 80.000 for fiscal 2025. Analysts maintain a “Moderate Buy” consensus on MSTR. With an average price target of $485.80. The stock closed at $241.93 on November 7, gaining nearly 2% on the day. It continued to rise in after-hours trading.
Institutional Confidence Remains High
Mitsubishi UFJ isn’t the only institution increasing its exposure. Resona Asset Management boosted its MicroStrategy position by 13.6% in the second quarter. While Fiduciary Alliance LLC and D.A. Davidson & Co. also expanded their holdings. Achmea Investment Management B.V. saw one of the largest percentage increases. In fact, that has grown its stake by over 1,800%. Consequently, institutional investors now own nearly 60% of MicroStrategy’s stock. It underscores sustained trust in the company’s long-term strategy and Bitcoin accumulation model.
A Growing Bridge Between Banks and Bitcoin
MicroStrategy remains the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin . Its digital asset strategy continues to attract attention from global investors. Moreover, MUFG’s latest move signals growing comfort among traditional financial giants toward crypto related investments. Meanwhile, as global banking institutions are exploring new opportunities in blockchain and digital assets. Consequently, Mitsubishi UFJ’s growing stake in MicroStrategy reflects a broader trend. The slow but steady merging of legacy finance with the Bitcoin economy.
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