Sequans sells 1,025 bitcoin to fund debt redemption and buybacks as revenue drops 24.8%

The Block2h agoUpdated 1h ago
Sequans sells 1,025 bitcoin to fund debt redemption and buybacks as revenue drops 24.8%
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Sequans divested 1,025 bitcoin from its treasury to fund debt redemption and share buybacks amid a 24.8% revenue decline to $6.1 million. The wireless chipmaker now holds 1,114 BTC. The sale reflects cash preservation priorities during financial headwinds, though it reduces crypto exposure at volatile market conditions, potentially signaling operational strain for institutional bitcoin holders.

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