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Hamak Gold To Hold Bitcoin In Treasury, Aims For UK Leadership
HomeNews* Hamak Gold is moving part of its treasury funds into Bitcoin while continuing gold exploration in Liberia.
The company holds exploration licenses for over 1,700 square kilometers in Liberia but remains pre-revenue, without active mining operations. “Maximising [our] existing gold exploration and development opportunities” and “seizing the transformative opportunity […] to lead the UK in bitcoin treasury management,” Thurlow said in the company’s statement.
The approach mirrors other firms that have recently pivoted to Bitcoin as part of their financial strategy. Companies like Strategy and Semler Scientific adopted Bitcoin treasury strategies after periods of stagnant or declining financial performance. Semler Scientific outlined plans to acquire 105,000 Bitcoin by 2027, while GameStop also began buying Bitcoin earlier this year.
Some new entrants, such as the Australian biotech firm Opyl and Spain’s Vanadi Coffee, have also adopted Bitcoin pivot strategies, often when facing limited financial options.
According to Saul Rejwan of Masterkey, a crypto venture capital firm, “The dividing line is risk discipline,” when comparing different Bitcoin treasury models. He highlighted Tokyo-listed Metaplanet, which maintained a strong balance sheet before adding to its Bitcoin holdings. In contrast, some companies fund large Bitcoin reserves mostly through new equity and debt, relying on Bitcoin’s price to support their stock value.
Experts caution that firms relying heavily on Bitcoin without careful risk controls or stable operations could face challenges, especially if the market turns.
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