Bitcoin-focused Latin American company OranjebtC is set to be made public on Brazil’s B3 exchange with more than $400 million in BTC reserves in early October, becoming Brazil’s largest public Bitcoin financing company.
The move, confirmed at the local news outlet Brazil Journal and Mercado Bitcoin’s DAC 2025 conference, will be made public through a reverse merger with Intergraus, a preparatory provider already listed on the exchange. When the transaction closes, Oranje assumes Intergraus’ public list with approximately 85% free floats.
Oranje holds 3,650 Bitcoin, about six times more than Brazil’s Fintech Méliuz, the only other major public Bitcoin financing company in the country. According to local media, the total ranks among the top 25 corporate Bitcoin holders globally, and the company is aiming to actively expand its reserves.
The ventures are well-known crypto investors including Cameron and Tyler Winclevos, Bitcoin pioneer Adam Buck, trading platform Falcon and Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Priego. Institutional players such as Off-Chain Capital and Paraffe Capital also participated in the first round, the report added.
In addition to playing the Treasury, Oranje will use Intergrous’s existing infrastructure to launch a financial education platform focused on Bitcoin and crypto.
