Strategy acuerda la recompra de 1500 millones de dólares en pagarés

Strategy, la mayor empresa de tesorería de Bitcoin del mundo, acordó el 15 de mayo recomprar aproximadamente 1500 millones de dólares en valor principal de sus pagarés convertibles de 2029 por un importe estimado de 1380 millones de dólares en efectivo. La firma podría financiar la transacción a través de reservas de efectivo, ventas de acciones mediante programas ATM o ingresos procedentes de Bitcoin.

La empresa planea cancelar los pagarés recomprados, lo que dejaría alrededor de 1500 millones de dólares en pagarés de 2029 en circulación. Strategy reveló los detalles en un formulario 8-K y señaló que Bitcoin podría servir como una de las fuentes de financiación para la recompra y futuras obligaciones.

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