Hong Kong-based digital asset firm OSL Group has secured $300 million in fresh equity funding to accelerate its global expansion strategy. The company announced the financing through a filing with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, confirming it had entered into an equity purchase agreement valued at approximately HK$2.36 billion (US$300 million).
The capital injection will fuel OSL’s ambitious international growth plans, with a focus on acquiring strategic assets and enhancing payment infrastructure that bridges fiat currencies, stablecoins, and major cryptocurrencies.
“This $300 million equity raise marks a major milestone in our journey and reflects strong conviction in OSL’s digital asset strategy and execution,” said Ivan Wong, Chief Financial Officer of OSL Group. “The funding will accelerate our global buildout — particularly in regulated payment infrastructure and access points.”
The announcement comes as Hong Kong prepares to implement a new stablecoin licensing regime starting August 1. The regulatory framework will require issuers of fiat-referenced stablecoins to be licensed by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, potentially reshaping the region’s crypto landscape. OSL’s investment in payment integration aligns with these evolving regulatory demands.
OSL has already taken steps toward expanding its international footprint. In June, the company signed a $15 million deal to acquire Evergreen Crest, which operates a cryptocurrency exchange in Indonesia. Earlier this year, it completed the acquisition of Japanese exchange CoinBest, now rebranded as OSL Japan.
Despite a 7.4% drop in its share price on Friday, OSL’s stock has shown strong performance over the longer term — gaining 14% over the past month and soaring 104% since the beginning of the year, according to Yahoo Finance.
With fresh capital in hand and a strategic roadmap that spans multiple continents, OSL is positioning itself to become a leading force in the regulated crypto finance sector.
