A London-based tech company is gaining international attention by embracing Bitcoin as a central part of its financial strategy. The Smarter Web Company, a rising star in the web design industry, has expanded its Bitcoin holdings to 1,825 BTC, now valued at over $215 million—placing it among the top 30 corporate Bitcoin holders worldwide, according to BitcoinTreasuries.net.
The company’s latest purchase involved 225 BTC at an average price of just over $118,000 per coin, totaling $26.4 million. CEO Andrew Webley explained the rationale behind the move: “Alongside our core operations, we see Bitcoin as the most compelling asset available today. That’s why we’re placing part of our future working capital into BTC.”
Despite reporting a first-half fiscal loss of nearly $970,000 ending April 30—up from last year’s $500,000 deficit—the firm remains bullish on Bitcoin as a long-term investment. This conviction is part of a broader digital transformation strategy Webley says will drive future value.
IPO success fuels crypto treasury strategy
Earlier this year, The Smarter Web Company made waves by going public on the Aquis Stock Exchange, raising over £100 million in equity capital—without incurring any debt. That capital has fueled both company growth and its aggressive Bitcoin acquisition plan.
With approximately $1.3 million in cash reserves still earmarked for future BTC buys, the company’s pro-Bitcoin strategy reflects a growing institutional trend in the UK: adopting cryptocurrency as a modern store of value.
The Smarter Web Company’s bold approach is a clear sign that British firms are no longer sidelining crypto—but actively leveraging it as part of forward-looking treasury models.
