OSL Group, a regulated digital asset platform in Asia, has announced the successful completion of a US$300 million equity financing round, marking the largest publicly disclosed equity raise in the region’s digital asset sector to date.
The financing reflects continued market confidence in OSL’s business model and long-term strategy.
The capital will support the Group’s international expansion efforts, development of global payment infrastructure, and overall strengthening of its working capital position.
Funds will be used to pursue strategic acquisitions, licensing opportunities, and partnerships as part of OSL’s ongoing global expansion.
The Group also aims to advance initiatives related to payments and stablecoins, expanding its capacity to offer cross-border payment solutions that integrate fiat currencies, stablecoins, and digital assets for institutional and enterprise clients.
A portion of the proceeds will also bolster OSL’s working capital, enhancing the Group’s ability to operate at scale and extend its reach within the sector.
Since beginning its international expansion strategy in late 2023, OSL has completed a number of acquisitions and strengthened its regulatory position in key digital asset markets.
Its market capitalisation has exceeded HK$10 billion in 2025, reflecting growing investor interest in the Group’s regulated platform and global outlook.
Ivan Wong, Chief Financial Officer of OSL Group, said:
“This US$300 million equity raise marks a major milestone in our journey and reflects strong conviction in OSL’s digital asset strategy and execution. The funding will accelerate our global buildout, particularly in regulated payment infrastructure and access points. As a pioneer in regulated digital assets, OSL is committed to shaping the next chapter of global finance with trust, innovation, and institutional-grade infrastructure.”
OSL remains Hong Kong’s first listed and licensed digital asset trading platform and continues to focus on supporting the development of regulated digital asset infrastructure across the Asia-Pacific region.
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