Capital B posts €69.5M net loss in H1 2026 as revenue rises 3.5%
Capital B reported a first-half 2026 loss in both euro and dollar terms, while also increasing revenue and expanding its Bitcoin holdings. The company also raised new capital during the period, even as one filing described a large Bitcoin impairment charge.
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Users, shareholders, and other market watchers can see that Capital B ended the first half of 2026 with a larger reported loss while still showing revenue growth and a bigger Bitcoin position. That combination is the immediate change they would notice in the company’s financial picture today.
In practice, the company is still operating with a Bitcoin treasury and raising capital, but the first-half figures show that these activities sit alongside impairment and loss reporting. What remains in place is the treasury strategy itself; what changed in the period is the scale of the reported loss and holdings.
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