Onfolio Holdings Secures Up to $300 Million in Convertible Note Financing

Reuters11-20
Onfolio Holdings Secures Up to $300 Million in Convertible Note Financing

Onfolio Holdings Inc. has announced that it has secured up to $300 million in financing through a convertible note facility with a U.S.-based institutional investor. The initial tranche includes $6 million in gross proceeds, with $2 million expected in a second closing approximately 30 days later. The company plans to use approximately $2.5 million from the initial closing to acquire and stake digital assets, and another $2.5 million to support strategic growth initiatives across its operating businesses. Up to $292 million remains available in potential future tranches, subject to certain conditions. Curvature Securities LLC acted as the exclusive placement agent for the transaction.

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