TREE NEWS update: UK-listed Satsuma sold its remaining 669 BTC for about £31.91 million between July 24 and 31, after shareholders approved returning most of its capital and cancelling its FCA listing on July 20. The High Court approved the return of roughly £30.72 million on September 8, at £0.002734 per B Share, with delisting set for September 14 and payouts expected by September 28. The firm is the first Bitcoin treasury company to complete a full liquidation-to-delisting process.
Satsuma Sells Final 669 BTC, Returns £30.72M to Shareholders in First DAT Delisting
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Satsuma's exit is notable less for the bitcoin sold than for the precedent: a listed treasury vehicle unwinding through shareholder vote, court sanction and delisting rather than drifting into a discount. It matters for the wider cohort of listed crypto-holding companies whose market values have diverged from their coin holdings, since it shows a formal route to return capital. Whether other vehicles pursue the same path, and how the FCA listing regime treats future treasury structures, is the open question.
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