OSL Group Secures $300M for Stablecoin and Global Expansion

Highlights:

• OSL Group raised $300 million to speed up stablecoin and payment network development.
• Investor confidence grows as OSL stock jumps 120% despite a discounted fundraising share price.
• New acquisitions and licenses position OSL as a major regulated crypto industry player.

OSL Group, a digital asset company based in Hong Kong, has raised $300 million by selling shares. The company’s CFO, Ivan Wong, said the funding will help speed up their global growth, especially in building regulated stablecoin systems and legal payment networks. It’s the biggest publicly known equity investment in Asia’s digital asset industry so far. The announcement comes just before Hong Kong’s new stablecoin law begins on August 1.

OSL Group (HKEX: 863) has successfully completed a US$300 million equity raise — the largest public equity financing in Asia’s digital asset sector to date.

According to OSL CFO Ivan Wong, this milestone reflects strong investor confidence in OSL’s strategy and will further… pic.twitter.com/IEugUVoIc6

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OSL Accelerates Global Expansion

The company, listed as 0863.HK said the money from the deal will be used to grow its business worldwide. The stablecoin systems that follow regulations, get licenses in more countries, and launch a legal digital payments network. The fundraising priced OSL shares at HK$14.90, which is 15.3% less than the closing price on Thursday. On Friday, the stock opened more than 10% lower because of the discounted price and more shares being added. Despite recent dips, the stock has surged 120% so far this year.

OSL’s market value recently went over HK$10 billion, showing that investors have strong confidence in the company’s long-term plans. Along with expanding its business, OSL plans to use the funding to create fast, secure, and legal payment systems that work with regular money (fiat), stablecoins, and other digital assets. These efforts aim to meet the growing demand from institutions for Web3 technology, not only in Asia but worldwide.

OSL holds a crypto exchange license in Australia and has acquired key firms in Japan and Europe. To further speed up its global growth, OSL recently acquired Canada’s Banxa, Indonesia’s Evergreen Crest, and Japan’s CoinBest, which has been renamed OSL Japan.

OSL is also putting money into real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, which means turning traditional assets like bonds and stocks into digital tokens. Last year, OSL Digital Securities added Toncoin (TON) to its OTC trading services to give professional investors more choices. Previously, global broker Interactive Brokers partnered with OSL to offer crypto trading to retail customers in Hong Kong. The company is also working to secure important licenses in major digital asset markets. With these moves, OSL is positioning itself as a major player in the regulated crypto industry.

Hong Kong Pushes Stablecoin and Tokenization Rules

This funding comes as investor interest in crypto-related stocks continues to rise, even though Hong Kong’s monetary authority recently warned about growing excitement around stablecoins. The country’s new digital asset plan focuses on regulating stablecoins and turning real-world assets (like bonds) into digital tokens to become a global fintech center.

The “LEAP” framework, launching August 1, promotes legal clarity, ecosystem growth, real-world use, and talent. The government will set rules for tokenized bonds and ETFs, grow into areas like metals and clean energy, and allow trading on approved platforms. Crypto and hedge fund professionals are also helping support the struggling rental market.

NEW: 🇭🇰 Hong Kong launches Policy 2.0 with LEAP to boost tokenization and stablecoins. pic.twitter.com/7WfFXPsKnS

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