According to TechFlame, according to SosoValue data, as of September 29, 2025 EST, global listed companies (excluding mining companies) allocated a total of 40.88 million US dollars in a single week's net purchases of Bitcoin last week. Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) invested $22.1 million last week to increase 196 bitcoins at a price of $113,048, bringing the total holdings to 640,031. Japanese listed company Metaplanet suspended Bitcoin purchases last week. Additionally, 3 other companies added Bitcoin purchases last week. Plant-based food company DDC Enterprise invested $54.433 million on September 25 to increase 50 bitcoins at a price of $108,665, reaching a total position of 1,058; the British digital advertising company The Smarter Web invested 6.2 million dollars on September 23 to increase 55 bitcoins at a price of $113,350, reaching a total of 2,525; clothing retailer Mac House invested 714 this week 10,000 dollars bought bitcoins three times, gained 23.92 bitcoins at a price of $116,137.54, increased 23.88 bitcoins at $116,322.35, and increased 18.17 bitcoins with $86,956.52, bringing the total holdings to 106.65. On September 22, the British Bitcoin treasury company BHODL went public on the London Aquis Exchange, raising approximately $20.7 million to advance the Bitcoin treasury strategy. French asset manager Melanion Capital plans to raise 50 million euros (approximately $58.5 million) to allocate all of them in Bitcoin. As of press release, the total number of listed global companies (excluding mining companies) in the statistics holds a total of 858,270 bitcoins. The current market value is about 96.37 billion US dollars, accounting for 4.31% of the market value of Bitcoin in circulation.