Genius Group reveals that the company plans to issue preferred securities through its existing registration quota with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to raise $1.2 billion, which will be used to expand the AI treasury and the Bitcoin treasury. The company, which is primarily engaged in AI education services, stated that this move is aimed at increasing total assets to $2 billion by the fiscal year 2031 without diluting the holdings of common stockholders.
AI The treasury target is set at $800 million
According to the arrangements announced by the company on August 27th, the target size of the AI treasury is 800 million US dollars, and the target size of the Bitcoin treasury is 827 million US dollars, totaling approximately 1.63 billion US dollars. The company previously approved the establishment of the AI treasury on May 27th, named AGI Infinity Portfolio, with an initial target of up to 100 million US dollars.
The company stated that the investments related to AI have shown strong growth since their inception, and therefore they have decided to further expand the allocation scale. No specific details about the current portfolio composition have been disclosed, but the company has positioned the AI fund as an asset pool that bets on the long-term growth of the artificial intelligence industry.
Bitcoin purchases are scheduled to resume in the fourth quarter.
Bitcoin is another part of this dual treasury plan. Genius Group launched the Bitcoin treasury in November 2024, but subsequently sold the Bitcoin it held and stated that it would re-enter the market once market conditions improved.
According to the latest disclosures, the company plans to resume purchasing Bitcoin in the fourth quarter of 2026, with a long-term holding target of $827 million. The company regards Bitcoin as part of its long-term asset allocation and is advancing this strategy in parallel with the AI treasury.
- AI Treasury target: $800 million
- Bitcoin Treasury Target: $827 Million
- Total target for the dual treasury: approximately $1.63 billion
The financing instrument is a preferred security.
To support the aforementioned plan, the company intends to use its existing registration quota of $1.2 billion SEC to issue preferred securities. The company states that this arrangement is aimed at minimizing any dilution to the common stockholders.
CEO Roger James Hamilton indicates that the final scale of this issuance, the dividend level, and the specific timing are still being determined. This means that although the direction of the financing plan has been disclosed, the execution pace and terms have not yet been fully finalized.
Additional information:The company's target of $2 billion in total assets by the fiscal year 2031 is higher than the approximately $1.63 billion allocation scale of this dual treasury plan, indicating that subsequent asset expansion may still include main business or other investment arrangements.
