Amber International raises $25.5 million to fuel $100 million crypto reserve strategy

The Block

Jul 04, 2025 04:02:45

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Amber International Holding Ltd., a subsidiary of Singapore-based crypto financial services firm Amber Group, has raised $25.5 million through a private placement to support its $100 million crypto reserve strategy.

In a statement released Thursday, Amber said that the funding drew participation from institutional investors including CMAG Funds, Mile Green, Pantera Capital, Choco Up and Kingkey Financial International. The American Depository Shares (ADS) for Amber were priced at $10.45 each, reflecting a 5% discount to the three-day volume-weighted average price of its stock. Each ADS represents five Amber's Class A shares.

"Proceeds from the private placement will be strategically used to enhance Amber International's $100 million Crypto Reserve initiative, which is designed to support long-term ecosystem alignment and product innovation," the company said, further developing the crypto reserve plan initially announced in May.

Since launching its reserve strategy, Amber said it has accumulated Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana, while also broadening its holdings to include BNB, XRP, and SUI. The company said Thursday that the reserve would help it to lead blockchain innovation, particularly in areas such as real-world asset tokenization and AgentFi.

Nasdaq Global Market-listed Amber International (AMBR) closed down 6.7% on Thursday, according to Yahoo Finance data. Its shares have dropped 23.8% in the past five days and nearly 12% in the past month.

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