Black Titan Corporation (NASDAQ: BTTC) has entered into a securities purchase agreement with an unnamed U.S. institutional investor for a convertible‑note facility of up to $200 million. The notes will be issued through ARC Group Securities, LLC, the company’s exclusive placement agent, and will be structured to allow the investor to convert the debt into common shares under terms that have not yet been disclosed.
The proceeds are earmarked for the company’s DAT+ strategy, a comprehensive digital‑asset initiative that focuses on building a resilient, scalable infrastructure for data‑asset management, risk mitigation, liquidity provision, and institutional‑grade operational readiness. The financing is not intended for battery‑energy‑storage or renewable projects, as previously misstated; instead it is meant to fund the development and deployment of the DAT+ platform and related technology investments.
Black Titan was formed in October 2025 through the merger of Titan Pharmaceuticals and TalenTec Sdn Bhd, and the company has positioned the DAT+ strategy as the core of its future growth. Co‑CEO Czhang Lin said, “Securing up to $200 million in committed capital gives us the flexibility to accelerate the DAT+ platform, strengthen our balance sheet, and pursue high‑impact opportunities across our ecosystem.” The statement underscores management’s confidence in the new strategic direction and the importance of the financing for scaling the platform.
The convertible nature of the notes introduces the possibility of dilution if the debt is converted into equity, but the potential upside of a robust digital‑asset platform is viewed as a long‑term value driver. The announcement has been received positively by the market, with the stock trading at $1.70 on the day of the announcement, reflecting investor approval of the capital infusion and the company’s pivot to digital assets.
The financing positions Black Titan to accelerate its digital‑asset roadmap, enhance its competitive positioning in a rapidly evolving market, and provide the financial flexibility needed to pursue strategic acquisitions and technology development. The move signals a decisive shift from its legacy pharmaceutical and technology roots toward a future centered on digital‑asset infrastructure and services.
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