In a groundbreaking move, DDC Enterprise Ltd., a prominent e-commerce firm operating in both China and the United States, has revealed plans to incorporate Bitcoin as a key component of its financial strategy. As detailed in a recent shareholder letter by Norma Chu, the firm aims to amass a total of 5,000 bitcoins over a period of 36 months, marking a significant shift in corporate asset management.
The initial phase of this initiative involves an immediate acquisition of 100 bitcoins, with a target of expanding this to 500 within the next six months. To facilitate this ambitious plan, DDC is leveraging the expertise of a newly established cryptocurrency advisory board and a dedicated fund management team, ensuring precise execution and compliance with financial regulations.
Financially, DDC has showcased robust performance, reporting revenues of $37.4 million in its 2024 fiscal year, reflecting a notable 33% increase year-over-year. The strategic growth initiatives, including targeted acquisitions in the United States and enhanced operational efficiencies in China, have successfully elevated gross margins from 25.0% to 28.4%. Furthermore, the company’s shareholders’ equity has also surged by 33%, now standing at $11.3 million as of March 31, 2025, bolstered by a solid cash reserve of approximately $23.6 million.