Smarter Web Company Secures £140K via Latest Share Placement
The Smarter Web Company has completed another round of share placement under its ongoing Subscription Agreement. It raised £140,548.74 in gross proceeds. The London-listed firm, known for being the UK’s largest publicly traded company with Bitcoin on its balance sheet. It confirmed that 230,000 Ordinary Shares were successfully placed at roughly £0.61 per share. The Smarter Web company expects to receive about 98% of the proceeds early this week. This marks another step in its capital-raising plan, first announced in September.
Company Advances Its Subscription Agreement
This latest placement follows the structure laid out in the original Subscription Agreement from September 4. With this sale, the remaining number of shares still available under the agreement is 13,240,500. The company has been gradually placing batches of shares to secure funds. While maintaining transparency with investors.
RNS Announcement: Subscription Agreement Update – £0.1m Proceeds
— The Smarter Web Company (@smarterwebuk) November 17, 2025
The Smarter Web Company, a London-listed technology company and the UK’s largest publicly traded company holding Bitcoin on its balance sheet, announces that 230,000 Ordinary Shares have been placed in accordance…
The announcement highlights that the placement proceeds will support ongoing operations and broader strategic goals. Although the update does not specify the exact use of this tranche. Earlier communications suggest funds help reinforce the company’s balance sheet. As it continues expanding its core services and Bitcoin-focused treasury strategy. The steady pace of share placements shows that the agreement is moving forward as planned. Even in a period of volatile market sentiment.
Business Model Continues to Scale
The Smarter Web Company operates a growing digital services business that includes web design, development, hosting and online marketing. Clients typically pay an upfront fee followed by recurring annual or monthly payments. This gives the company a predictable income base, which it has been working to expand.
Alongside organic growth, the company has been openly exploring acquisitions. Management has stated that it will only pursue targets when it believes the timing is right and the value makes sense. Their focus remains on acquiring firms that can boost client numbers or increase recurring revenue streams. This dual approach, steady operational expansion plus selective acquisitions. It has shaped the company’s strategy over the last few years.
Bitcoin Treasury Policy Remains Central
Since 2023, the Smarter Web company has adopted a Bitcoin Treasury Policy. It accepts payments in Bitcoin and holds BTC as part of its long-term balance-sheet strategy. The leadership has been vocal about its belief in Bitcoin’s role in the future global financial system. As the company grows, its service offerings and considers new acquisition opportunities. Bitcoin remains embedded in its identity and strategy. This positioning has allowed it to build a niche reputation among UK-listed firms. Especially with investors who follow Bitcoin-native corporate strategies.
The company’s community on X has also continued to expand. CEO Andrew Webley recently highlighted the group’s growth to 4,525 members. He is calling the independent community an important part of the company’s ecosystem. With the latest placement completed, The Smarter Web Company moves into the week with fresh capital. This continued momentum on both the business and Bitcoin fronts.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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