London BTC Company Ltd (LSE:BTC, OTCQB:VINZF) has outlined expansion plans that would lift its North American mining fleet by about 30% next year, taking it to roughly 1,500 ASIC machines.
The group, which already operates around 1,100 miners across the US and Canada, said it intends to fund the increase from its debt-free balance sheet, aiming to boost hashrate and grow the bitcoin held in treasury.
The company is also progressing workstreams for a potential Nasdaq dual listing, including early prospectus drafting and legal structuring, with a decision expected in early 2026.
Management said a US listing would broaden access to capital and institutional investors.
Alongside mining, London BTC Company is assessing new revenue streams for 2026 that would make use of its bitcoin reserves, potentially through regulated, income-generating activities or services adjacent to its core mining and treasury operations.
The intention is to diversify income while sticking to the strategy approved for its London listing.
Chief executive Hewie Rattray will attend the Bitcoin MENA conference in Abu Dhabi this month for meetings with miners, infrastructure providers and investors.
He said recent bitcoin volatility offered “a great opportunity” to expand and that the company is focused on increasing “bitcoin per share” within a regulated framework.