Company Anticipates Additional $75 million Facility for Total Funding availability $100 Million
Low Fees on Share Repurchase Program
Empery Digital Acquires 25 Additional BTC and Now Holds Approximately 4,052 BTC
Empery Digital Inc. (NASDAQ: EMPD) (the “Company” or “Empery Digital”) today announced that it has entered into a committed borrowing facility to provide the Company with immediate access to $25 million in USD for share repurchases.
Drawdowns on the facility are at the sole option of Empery Digital, providing management the flexibility to act decisively if the market presents an opportunity to repurchase shares below net asset value (NAV). The Company also anticipates securing an additional $75 million in borrowing capacity through an uncommitted borrowing facility to fund share repurchases in excess of the $25 million.
In addition, the Company today announced that it has amended its existing share repurchase agreement to decrease the fees to 1%, further demonstrating management’s focus on lowering its costs while increasing bitcoin per share.
“These facilities and the amended share repurchase agreement provide us with the flexibility to strategically leverage a modest portion of our BTC portfolio to increase bitcoin per share through opportunistic share repurchases if our share price trades below NAV,” said Ryan Lane, Co-CEO & Chairman of Empery Digital. “This approach is consistent with our stated strategy of increasing BTC per share regardless of whether our stock trades above or below NAV.”
BTC Holdings Update
Additionally, the Company today announced that since the last press release on August 12, 2025, the Company has acquired an additional 25.20 BTC for a total purchase price of $3.0 million. As of the time of this release, the Company holds 4,051.90 BTC acquired for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $476 million, reflecting an average purchase price of $117,554 per BTC.
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