The Brazilian company Oranjebtc announced that it bought 3650 Bitcoin (BTC), valued at 408 million dollars, catapulting the cusp of treasury companies based on the pioneer digital currency in Latin America and projecting among the 25 largest in the world. The company prepares its entry into the B3 (Brazil, Bag, Balcão), which is the main stock exchange of the country and one of the most important in the region. Will enter the stock market with an initial public offer (IPO). This vehicle is a process through which a private company becomes a public without making a traditional IPO). In this case, Oranjebtc acquired 100% of Intergraus, Intergraus, an educational company for university preparation of the Bioma Group that already quotes in the Stock Exchange. The purchase price was approximately $ 940,000 in a closed purchase operation on September 9, 2025. In such a way that, instead of issuing new shares to the public, The private company merges with an existing public companyallowing him to list his actions in a stock exchange without the long and expensive process of a standard IPO. The transaction will result that Intergraus actions are negotiated in the B3 under the new name of Oranjebtc and the obtc3 symbol. The operation, which would be completed at the beginning of October, according to local media, will position OranjebTC as the company with the greatest amount of Bitcoin in Brazil, far exceeding Méliuz, which accumulates more than 600 bitcoin in its reserves. The Brazilian firm now implements the Bitcoin Treasury model of which Microstrategy (now Strategy) was a pioneer. Its scheme allows indirect exposure to BTC and has promoted other firms, such as the Japanese Metaplanet, to integrate this strategy by firing a growing business interest by BTC. Now, Oranjebtc not only seeks to accumulate bitcoins, but also to promote education on cryptocurrencies, following the path of their predecessors. According to Bitcoin Treasuries data, in the current ranking of companies with the largest Bitcoin treasury, there is no Latin American company among the first 20 positions; These are dominated by United States entities, with 15 on the list, Japan with one, Canada (UNA) and China (two), reflecting the global leadership of US signatures in The institutional adoption of the pioneer digital currency.
