TREE NEWS update: UK-listed Satsuma Technology sold its entire 669.4867 BTC treasury between July 24 and 31 at a net average price of £47,667 per coin, generating about £31.91 million. The UK High Court approved a capital reduction via cancellation of its B shares, allowing the company to return £30,718,881 to eligible shareholders, or £0.002734 per B share. Shareholders had approved the bitcoin treasury liquidation and delisting in July.
UK-listed Satsuma Sells All 669 Bitcoin, Returns £30.72M to Shareholders
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Satsuma's full unwind turns a listed bitcoin treasury into a straight capital-return vehicle, with the High Court's approval of the B-share cancellation doing the mechanical work. The precedent matters less for the sale price than for the exit route: shareholders backed both liquidation and delisting, effectively choosing cash over continued listed exposure. Whether other small-cap treasuries face similar pressure to return capital rather than hold is the open question.
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