New York food and digital asset company expands treasury to 2,714 Bitcoin
DDC Enterprise Limited purchased 131 Bitcoin on May 28, expanding its corporate treasury to 2,714 BTC in its second major acquisition within seven days. The company bought 200 BTC on May 21, combining for 331 Bitcoin added to holdings without issuing new shares.
The dual purchases boosted DDC’s total Bitcoin holdings by 13.9% and increased the company’s Bitcoin yield to 43.5% year to date. DDC averaged $79,135 per Bitcoin across its accumulation activity. The company’s Bitcoin per 1,000 shares metric rose to 0.057053, up 5.1%.
Norma Chu, founder, chairwoman, and CEO of DDC, said the purchases reflected a deliberate treasury strategy. “Discipline in a Bitcoin treasury is proven through repetition. Today’s purchase puts capital we previously raised to work, without printing a single new share to do it,” Chu stated.
DDC ranks among the top 30 publicly traded corporate Bitcoin holders globally. The company describes itself as a global Asian food platform and digital asset treasury company operating a portfolio of Asian food brands. In fiscal year 2025, DDC reported $39.2 million in revenue from its Asian food brands and achieved positive Adjusted EBITDA for the first time.
The 131 BTC transaction size reflected available liquidity and balance sheet capacity, according to DDC. The company plans to continue deploying capital in measured, incremental purchases rather than concentrating buys at any single price point.
Corporate Bitcoin Treasury Landscape
DDC’s accumulation mirrors broader moves by publicly traded companies to build Bitcoin reserves. Strategy, the major corporate Bitcoin holder, currently holds 580,000 BTC and recently completed a $1.5 billion convertible debt buyback at an 8% discount. That transaction brought Strategy’s Bitcoin holdings to 843,738 BTC after accounting for debt retirement.
Strategy paused its weekly Bitcoin purchases to focus on strengthening its balance sheet, according to available reports. Strive, another corporate accumulator, added 1,109 BTC and holds 16,500 BTC total, continuing to expand through capital market initiatives.
DDC’s strategy of incremental purchases without equity dilution distinguishes its approach from competitors relying on debt or share issuance. The company’s focus on measured deployment reflects confidence in long-term Bitcoin appreciation while preserving shareholder ownership stakes.
DDC’s previous Bitcoin holdings before the May 21 purchase were not disclosed.
