Amber International Raises $25.5 Million to Boost Crypto Reserve by 25.5%

Amber International Holding Ltd., a Singapore-based crypto financial firm, has successfully raised $25.5 million through a private placement. This capital injection is aimed at bolstering the company's $100 million crypto reserve strategy, which was announced earlier this year. The funding round saw participation from several institutional investors, including CMAG Funds, Mile Green, Pantera Capital, Choco Up, and Kingkey Financial International. The American Depositary Shares (ADSs) were sold at $10.45 per share, representing a 5% discount from the average Nasdaq share price during June 25-27, 2025. Each ADS is convertible to five Class A ordinary shares, valued at approximately $2.09 per share. This financing round has resulted in over 12 million new Class A shares, equivalent to about 2.44 million ADSs.

The newly raised funds will be utilized to expand Amber's crypto reserve, which has already been used to acquire significant digital assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL). The company plans to continue accumulating assets, including Binance Coin (BNB), Ripple (XRP), and Sui (SUI). The primary goal of this reserve is to strengthen Amber's position in the crypto market by investing in innovative blockchain projects and introducing new products to its institutional clients. The company is particularly focused on Real World Assets (RWA) and AgentFi, two emerging fields that bridge traditional finance with blockchain technology. This strategy aims to keep Amber at the forefront of the next generation of Web3 finance as more institutions seek ways to invest in crypto.

Amber International operates under the “Amber Premium” brand, offering a range of services to large investors, including market access, trade implementation, and investment instruments. The company operates in centralized finance, decentralized finance, and over-the-counter markets, enabling it to serve a diverse client base with varying needs. By expanding its crypto reserve, Amber will be able to facilitate new projects on popular blockchains and introduce unique products that set it apart from competitors. This approach is expected to enhance client relationships and maintain Amber's leadership position as demand for digital assets continues to grow. Most analysts believe that this strategy may give Amber a competitive edge over its rivals.

The crypto market is rapidly evolving, and firms like Amber are working to integrate new and old financial instruments. The $25.5 million raised will bring Amber closer to its goal of having a $100 million crypto reserve. The company plans to continue exploring new methods to expand its reserve in the coming months, ensuring it can provide top-tier services to its clients and contribute to the future of Web3 finance.