While the company’s management structure remains unchanged, the shareholding pattern may shift slightly depending on the final allocation.
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April Funding Round Sets the Stage
This latest capital raise follows an earlier announcement on April 2, when the CFO outlined the company’s initial move to scale its Bitcoin-related business. At the time, Jetking issued 428,622 equity shares at ₹154 each, raising a total of ₹6.6 crore.
The funds were allocated for purchasing digital assets, fulfilling operational needs, and investing in training and skill acquisition related to Bitcoin and blockchain technology.
Jetking had already made a notable entry into the Bitcoin market in December 2024, acquiring 12 Bitcoins valued at approximately $1.2 million. The acquisition was a bold step for an Indian public company, with some observers comparing the firm’s actions to strategies employed by prominent global players investing in digital assets.
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Founded nearly 77 years ago, Jetking has been a long-standing name in India’s IT training industry. The company’s recent shift toward crypto assets and blockchain education shows an effort to align with evolving market demands.
With Bitcoin price rising above $119,000 today, institutional interest in crypto has continued to rise across sectors.
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