- OSR Holdings (OSRH, Financial) plans a $50 million security token offering (STO) under Regulation D in late 2025.
- The STO will accept Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT), and Taekwondo Access Credit (TAC) as subscription currencies.
- The company aims to build a $100 million Bitcoin and USDT reserve, supported by an $80 million equity line of credit (ELOC) from White Lion GBM Innovation Fund.
OSR Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: OSRH) has announced a strategic roadmap for a $50 million security token offering (STO) slated for the second half of 2025 under Regulation D of the U.S. Securities Act. The security token, named OSRT, will represent equity exposure in OSRH and welcome subscriptions in Bitcoin (BTC), Tether (USDT), and Taekwondo Access Credit (TAC).
This announcement comes as part of OSRH's broader strategy to establish a $100 million Bitcoin and USDT reserve. This initiative will be backed by an $80 million equity line of credit from White Lion GBM Innovation Fund, designed to reinforce OSRH's capital base and enhance its financial flexibility.
BCM Europe AG, OSRH’s largest shareholder and the issuer of TAC, will participate in the offering by converting its TAC holdings into BTC or USDT, ensuring compliance and avoiding potential insider trading issues. This will allow other eligible investors to use TAC alongside BTC and USDT in the STO process.
Taekwondo Access Credit (TAC) is a utility token widely used in the global Taekwondo community, which consists of approximately 70 million practitioners worldwide. The integration of TAC in the STO signifies OSRH’s efforts to leverage blockchain technologies and existing cryptocurrency networks for innovative capital formation.
OSR Holdings envisions this STO as a cornerstone of its long-term capital and treasury strategy, aiming to align with the evolving landscape of digital finance and blockchain innovation. This move reflects a unique convergence of healthcare, blockchain, and financial engineering, expected to bring new opportunities for investor participation and capital growth.
