Australian company becomes Bitcoin enterprise
Bitcoin entrepreneur Zhenya Svetnenko turns Macro Energy into DigitalBTC. Bitcoin may have taken some hits over the past few weeks with all the Mt. Gox issues but, like we reported earlier this week, this isn't stopping investors who see a bright future for the cryptocurrency from trying to cash in. Energy company into Bitcoin venture. Meet Zhenya Tsvetnenko, a technology entrepreneur who has been living in Perth. He wants to do a reverse takeover of Macro Energy Ltd. Macro Energy Ltd. is an Australia-listed company that has been struggling to make a profit ever since a series of....
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Australia-based startup Bitcoin Group has delayed its listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) after it found itself in trouble over doubts raised by the corporate watchdog on the involvement of the Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and also on, what the company thinks were, the "misstatements" about the company's profitability. Bitcoin Group has already received the approval of Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) on 4 September 2015 for an AU$20 million public offer. With the new developments, now the company has now set its eyes on 11 December 2015....
Bitcoin Group has delayed its Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) listing due to issues with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) over indications that Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is a shareholder and misstatements about the company's profitability, according to The Sydney Morning Herald. The company, a bitcoin miner, has postponed its listing date to Dec. 11, 2015. The company said it retracts any suggestion that Turnbull personally invested in its IPO. Turnbull Demonstrated Placing A Bid. Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. Bitcoin Group....
Bitcoin Group, the Australia-based bitcoin mining business, has become a digital currency initiative to list on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). Being the first IPO of its class, the company is ecstatic to set “a precedent.” Initially, the company had a hard time with two prior stop orders on the first and second prospectus, September 10, was a....
Iris Energy has upped its target for its second-IPO funding round. Iris Energy, an Australian firm that invests in Bitcoin (BTC) mining data centers powered by renewable energy sources, has doubled its second pre-initial public offering round.According to Bloomberg, a 13 million Australian dollar ($10 million) commitment from equity manager outfit Platinum Asset Management has seen Iris increase its second pre-IPO target to 40 million Australian dollars ($31 million) from the initial 20 million Australian dollars set earlier in mid-February.As reported by Financial Review back in December....
Australia-based start-up, the 'Bitcoin Group,' is set to become the second company to get listed on the Australian stock market! The company is zealously also striving to raise $20 million via issuing 100 million new shares to the public at 20 cents each. As per the plan, the company is hoping to start trading on the Australian Securities Exchange starting November 11, 2015. It should be noted that it was Digital BTC, another Bitcoin company, that took the honor of being the first company to be trading on the local share market. This Bitcoin miner has been on the market since June of 2014.....