OranjeBTC to Go Public in Brazil with $400M Bitcoin Treasury

OranjeBTC, a bitcoin-focused company in Latin America, is preparing to go public on Brazil’s B3 exchange in early October. The firm, which holds over $400 million in bitcoin reserves, will become the largest publicly traded bitcoin treasury company in Brazil. The listing will happen through a reverse merger with Intergraus, a prep-course provider already on the exchange. Once completed, OranjeBTC will take over Intergraus’ listing with an estimated 85% free float.

According to reports from Brazil Journal and confirmed at Mercado Bitcoin’s DAC 2025 conference, OranjeBTC currently holds 3,650 BTC—roughly six times more than fintech firm Méliuz, the only other major public bitcoin treasury in the country. This reserve places Oranje among the world’s top 25 corporate bitcoin holders. The company has also outlined plans to expand its bitcoin reserves further, strengthening its position as a key institutional player in the crypto market.

Backing OranjeBTC are prominent investors including Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Blockstream CEO Adam Back, crypto trading platform FalconX, and Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego. Additional support comes from institutional funds such as Off the Chain Capital and ParaFi Capital, signaling strong confidence in the company’s strategy.

Beyond its bitcoin treasury, OranjeBTC intends to leverage Intergraus’ educational infrastructure to launch a financial education platform focused on bitcoin and crypto. This move aligns with the company’s goal of increasing adoption and financial literacy in Brazil’s growing digital asset sector.

With its listing, OranjeBTC is set to become a landmark case for crypto companies in Latin America, marking a significant step in mainstream bitcoin adoption in the region. The company’s aggressive treasury growth and educational initiatives may position it as a leading force in the future of crypto finance in Brazil.