H100 Group, led by Norwegian Sander Andersen, will be Sweden's first publicly traded company with Bitcoin on its balance sheet. “We want to be a blueprint for how operational companies can integrate Bitcoin into their treasury and strategy,” Andersen told Kaupr.
Swedish healthcare technology company H100 Group has marked itself as one of Europe's most innovative listed companies after buying 4.39 Bitcoin for 5 million Norwegian kroner (about $490,000). Behind the initiative is Sander Andersen, Norwegian entrepreneur and CEO of both H100 Group and Finpeers. The share price immediately rose by close to 40 percent after the announcement, and international media refer to the company as a pioneer in the Nordic region.
In Kaupr, we recently video interviewed Sander Andersen about the Bitcoin strategy of Finpeers, a strategy that Andersen calls “Bitcoin Equity”. Andersen is also one of the participants in Kaupr's June 4th event, called”State of Bitcoin in the Nordics”, where over 450 people from all over the Nordic and Northern Europe have already signed up.
With its Bitcoin purchase, H100 became the first publicly traded company in Sweden — and among the first in Europe — to include Bitcoin as a strategic part of its balance sheet. But there are already several companies that are heading for an IPO in the Nordic countries. In Kaupr we have previously featured two “Bitcoin Treasury” companies with stock exchange plans, Swedish Bitcoin Treasury Capital AB led by Christoffer De Geer and Norwegian Ace Digital, led by Alexander Hagen.
Ander Andersen has been central to the development of H100 since 2016, when he co-founded Entirebody, which laid the foundation for today's company, and he was also one of the initiators of the IPO.
Andersen points out that H100's strategy stems from a desire to serve what he calls “the sovereign individual” — individuals who want more control over their own health, global access and a higher degree of privacy. This is at the heart of the H100 Global Health Initiative, where the company is building a digital platform for preventive health, aimed at those who want to take responsibility for their own health on their own terms.
“We want to be a blueprint for how operational companies can integrate Bitcoin into their treasury and strategy, especially for those targeting the sovereign individual,” Andersen told Kaupr.
He stresses that H100's Bitcoin purchase is not a short-term speculation, but a long-term strategy to protect the balance sheet and build lasting value. “We do more than talk about strategies - we execute,” he says, pointing out that such processes are often slower in Europe than in the US and Asia! 1.
H100 Group's Bitcoin venture has also received wide international publicity:
Alongside H100, Andersen also heads Finpeers, a company that for the past 2.5 years has worked closely with European family offices to develop what he calls “Bitcoin Equity”. This involves combining Bitcoin on their balance sheets with companies that have ongoing cash flow, and using both bitcoin and equity as collateral for better loan terms.
Although there is currently no formal association between H100 and Finpeers beyond Andersen's role as CEO of both, he sees great potential synergies — particularly in proving and realizing the Bitcoin Equity model in practice.
Just a week ago, Kaupr published an exclusive interview with Sander Andersen about Finpeers and his vision for the financial market of the future. There he elaborates on how Finpeers is bridging the gap between private equity and Bitcoin, and why he believes Bitcoin is becoming the new benchmark for companies' success.
You can read our article here and also watch the video interview with Sander Andersen (in Norwegian) below.
H100 Group, led by Norwegian Sander Andersen, will be Sweden's first publicly traded company with Bitcoin on its balance sheet. “We want to be a blueprint for how operational companies can integrate Bitcoin into their treasury and strategy,” Andersen told Kaupr.
Swedish healthcare technology company H100 Group has marked itself as one of Europe's most innovative listed companies after buying 4.39 Bitcoin for 5 million Norwegian kroner (about $490,000). Behind the initiative is Sander Andersen, Norwegian entrepreneur and CEO of both H100 Group and Finpeers. The share price immediately rose by close to 40 percent after the announcement, and international media refer to the company as a pioneer in the Nordic region.
In Kaupr, we recently video interviewed Sander Andersen about the Bitcoin strategy of Finpeers, a strategy that Andersen calls “Bitcoin Equity”. Andersen is also one of the participants in Kaupr's June 4th event, called”State of Bitcoin in the Nordics”, where over 450 people from all over the Nordic and Northern Europe have already signed up.
With its Bitcoin purchase, H100 became the first publicly traded company in Sweden — and among the first in Europe — to include Bitcoin as a strategic part of its balance sheet. But there are already several companies that are heading for an IPO in the Nordic countries. In Kaupr we have previously featured two “Bitcoin Treasury” companies with stock exchange plans, Swedish Bitcoin Treasury Capital AB led by Christoffer De Geer and Norwegian Ace Digital, led by Alexander Hagen.
Ander Andersen has been central to the development of H100 since 2016, when he co-founded Entirebody, which laid the foundation for today's company, and he was also one of the initiators of the IPO.
Andersen points out that H100's strategy stems from a desire to serve what he calls “the sovereign individual” — individuals who want more control over their own health, global access and a higher degree of privacy. This is at the heart of the H100 Global Health Initiative, where the company is building a digital platform for preventive health, aimed at those who want to take responsibility for their own health on their own terms.
“We want to be a blueprint for how operational companies can integrate Bitcoin into their treasury and strategy, especially for those targeting the sovereign individual,” Andersen told Kaupr.
He stresses that H100's Bitcoin purchase is not a short-term speculation, but a long-term strategy to protect the balance sheet and build lasting value. “We do more than talk about strategies - we execute,” he says, pointing out that such processes are often slower in Europe than in the US and Asia! 1.
H100 Group's Bitcoin venture has also received wide international publicity:
Alongside H100, Andersen also heads Finpeers, a company that for the past 2.5 years has worked closely with European family offices to develop what he calls “Bitcoin Equity”. This involves combining Bitcoin on their balance sheets with companies that have ongoing cash flow, and using both bitcoin and equity as collateral for better loan terms.
Although there is currently no formal association between H100 and Finpeers beyond Andersen's role as CEO of both, he sees great potential synergies — particularly in proving and realizing the Bitcoin Equity model in practice.
Just a week ago, Kaupr published an exclusive interview with Sander Andersen about Finpeers and his vision for the financial market of the future. There he elaborates on how Finpeers is bridging the gap between private equity and Bitcoin, and why he believes Bitcoin is becoming the new benchmark for companies' success.
You can read our article here and also watch the video interview with Sander Andersen (in Norwegian) below.