Africa Bitcoin Corporation secures NSX listing
STAFF REPORTER
Africa Bitcoin Corporation Limited (ABC), Africa’s first listed Bitcoin Treasury Company, is pleased to announce that the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) has approved the secondary listing of its ordinary shares and preferred C ordinary shares (Class C Shares).
Trading will commence on the NSX on Thursday, 2 October 2025. This development forms a central part of ABC’s multi-exchange listing strategy, aimed at broadening access to regulated Bitcoin exposure across Africa and internationally. With its primary listing on the JSE AltX and a secondary listing on A2X, the addition of the NSX enhances investor accessibility in
Southern Africa and strengthens ABC’s capital markets profile.
Alongside this listing, ABC has launched two significant capital raises designed to advance its dual strategy of Bitcoin treasury growth and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) financing impact:
Equity raise
ABC is offering up to 1 000 000 ordinary shares at N$11.00 per share. Proceeds from this raise will be allocated to the disciplined accumulation of Bitcoin for ABC’s corporate treasury and to support the expansion of its financial services operations. The raise opened on 8 September 2025 and will remain open until 23 October 2025.
Class C share capital raise
ABC will issue up to 5,882,353 Class C Shares at R3.40 per share, targeting proceeds of up to N$20 million. In line with the terms of the Class C Shares, these funds will be invested directly into Altvest Credit Opportunities Fund Limited (ACOF), a private credit fund under the ABC Group.
ACOF provides flexible lending solutions to SMEs and has a strong track record of impact: to date, it has deployed over R540 million, funding 45 high-growth SMEs and sustaining more than 1 400 jobs. The Fund is particularly focused on inclusive capital allocation, with significant exposure to women-led and black-owned enterprises. Returns to investors are targeted at 26–28% internal rate of return annually.
Participation in both the Equity Raise and the Class C Share Capital Raise is available to South African and Namibian investors and will close on 23 October 2025.
Investors may participate via licensed JSE or NSX brokers.
Directly with ABC at info@africabitcoincorporation.com, or through the online portal at ABC Investment Opportunities.
“This NSX admission allows Namibians access to the most pristine and best performing asset over the last decade, Bitcoin, while providing meaningful solutions to the regions capital starved SME’s ” said Warren Wheatley, CEO of Africa Bitcoin Corporation. “Through these raises, investors are offered two clear opportunities: to participate in Africa’s first Bitcoin treasury vehicle
and to support SME-driven economic growth through ACOF. Together, these initiatives align financial innovation with measurable socio-economic impact.”
Africa Bitcoin Corporation Limited (ABC), Africa’s first listed Bitcoin Treasury Company, is pleased to announce that the Namibia Securities Exchange (NSX) has approved the secondary listing of its ordinary shares and preferred C ordinary shares (Class C Shares).
Trading will commence on the NSX on Thursday, 2 October 2025. This development forms a central part of ABC’s multi-exchange listing strategy, aimed at broadening access to regulated Bitcoin exposure across Africa and internationally. With its primary listing on the JSE AltX and a secondary listing on A2X, the addition of the NSX enhances investor accessibility in
Southern Africa and strengthens ABC’s capital markets profile.
Alongside this listing, ABC has launched two significant capital raises designed to advance its dual strategy of Bitcoin treasury growth and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) financing impact:
Equity raise
ABC is offering up to 1 000 000 ordinary shares at N$11.00 per share. Proceeds from this raise will be allocated to the disciplined accumulation of Bitcoin for ABC’s corporate treasury and to support the expansion of its financial services operations. The raise opened on 8 September 2025 and will remain open until 23 October 2025.
Class C share capital raise
ABC will issue up to 5,882,353 Class C Shares at R3.40 per share, targeting proceeds of up to N$20 million. In line with the terms of the Class C Shares, these funds will be invested directly into Altvest Credit Opportunities Fund Limited (ACOF), a private credit fund under the ABC Group.
ACOF provides flexible lending solutions to SMEs and has a strong track record of impact: to date, it has deployed over R540 million, funding 45 high-growth SMEs and sustaining more than 1 400 jobs. The Fund is particularly focused on inclusive capital allocation, with significant exposure to women-led and black-owned enterprises. Returns to investors are targeted at 26–28% internal rate of return annually.
Participation in both the Equity Raise and the Class C Share Capital Raise is available to South African and Namibian investors and will close on 23 October 2025.
Investors may participate via licensed JSE or NSX brokers.
Directly with ABC at info@africabitcoincorporation.com, or through the online portal at ABC Investment Opportunities.
“This NSX admission allows Namibians access to the most pristine and best performing asset over the last decade, Bitcoin, while providing meaningful solutions to the regions capital starved SME’s ” said Warren Wheatley, CEO of Africa Bitcoin Corporation. “Through these raises, investors are offered two clear opportunities: to participate in Africa’s first Bitcoin treasury vehicle
and to support SME-driven economic growth through ACOF. Together, these initiatives align financial innovation with measurable socio-economic impact.”
