DL Holdings Group Limited has partnered with Fortune Peak Limited to expand into Bitcoin mining, marking its first significant move into digital-asset infrastructure. The Hong Kong-listed company plans to issue convertible bonds to fund the purchase of high-efficiency mining equipment. Its goal is to produce about 200 BTC annually and build more than 4,000 BTC reserves within the next two years. DL Holdings Outlines Bitcoin Mining Strategy Hong Kong-based DL Holdings Group Limited said it will collaborate with Fortune Peak Limited to enter the Bitcoin mining sector. The company intends to acquire advanced mining equipment via a convertible bond issuance. It aims to become Hong Kong’s first listed Bitcoin hashrate stock. DL Holdings projects an annual output of roughly 200 BTC. The company plans to build more than 4,000 BTC reserves over two years. Fortune Peak’s controlling shareholder, a former Chief Investment Officer at Antalpha Capital, brings experience in digital-asset operations and technology. This partnership provides DL Holdings access to newer mining hardware and operational expertise. Convertible Bonds to Fund Mining Expansion DL Holdings will purchase 2,200 S21XP HYD miners with an estimated hashrate of 1,040,600 TH/s. The company will fund the $21.85 million transaction by issuing zero-coupon convertible bonds. The initial conversion price is HK$3.17 ($0.41) per share. This represents about an 8.65% discount to the five-day average closing price. The bonds and the shares issued upon conversion will be subject to a two-year lock-up. The company will also issue 40 million warrants at an exercise price of HK$3.80 ($0.49) per share, about a 9.51% premium to the five-day average. Half of the warrant shares will carry a six-month lock-up. Up to 13.44 million earn-out shares may be issued if performance targets are met. Bitcoin Market Context and Institutional Interest Bitcoin accounts for roughly 55% to 58% of total crypto market capitalization and has an estimated market value of about $2.29 trillion as of September 2025. Institutional interest has grown, with governments including the US and UK reporting notable holdings and asset managers such as BlackRock and Fidelity offering Bitcoin exchange-traded funds. DL Holdings said direct Bitcoin mining could diversify its balance sheet and provide recurring revenue. Management estimates the new equipment could generate about 200 BTC annually, which could produce around $20 million in revenue at illustrative prices. The company also raised over $83.5 million in August 2025 to fund digital-finance initiatives such as tokenized assets and virtual-asset trading services. The post DL Holdings to Enter Bitcoin Mining Through Convertible-Bond Deal appeared first on BeInCrypto.