- Strategy announced new $21 billion MSTR ATM program
- Launched $21 billion STRC ATM program
- Introduced $2.1 billion STRK preferred stock ATM program
- Increased authorized STRC shares to 282.6 million
- Reduced authorized STRK shares to 40.3 million
Strategy has filed to expand its capital-raising initiatives through multiple new at-the-market (ATM) offerings. The company introduced a new program of up to $21 billion in MSTR common stock alongside a separate $21 billion ATM offering in STRC preferred stock. Strategy launched a $2.1 billion ATM program for STRK preferred stock, further broadening its funding approach across multiple equity instruments.
As part of these changes, Strategy increased its authorized STRC shares to 282.6 million, reflecting expanded capacity for the newly introduced program. At the same time, the company reduced authorized STRK shares to 40.3 million.
These updates align with the company’s newly structured ATM offerings and revised capital allocation across its preferred stock categories. The filing outlines Strategy’s expanded ATM framework, including MSTR, STRC, and STRK offerings, alongside adjustments to authorized share limits to support these programs. Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, recently purchased 1,031 BTC for $76.6 million, reinforcing its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy. The company’s total holdings have now surged to 762,099 BTC, further cementing its position as the largest corporate Bitcoin holder.
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