Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology announced that it completed over 123KG ($13.3mln) in gold trading during H1 2025, projecting a potential 550KG trading volume for FY 2025. The company is expanding its gold business operations, driven by China's large gold consumption market and the appreciation of gold prices this year. Blue Hat currently holds 1,200kg of gold inventory and aims to continue building its position.
Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology Inc. (BHAT) has reported significant progress in its gold trading operations, completing over 123 kilograms (kg) of gold trading during the first half of 2025, which equates to approximately $13.3 million
Blue Hat Continues to Expand Gold Business Operations[2]. The company projects that its trading volume may reach 550 kg during the fiscal year 2025, subject to market conditions.
The expansion of BHAT's gold business is driven by the substantial demand for gold in China and India, which account for over 50% of the global gold market
Blue Hat Continues to Expand Gold Business Operations[2]. The company's CEO, Mr. Chen Xiaodong, highlighted that gold's commercial and monetary attributes make it a distinctive commodity that can generate profits through trading and potentially create value for shareholders. The company currently holds approximately 1,200 kg of gold inventory and aims to continue building its position, pending market conditions and board approval
Blue Hat Continues to Expand Gold Business Operations[2].
China's gold consumption demand is significant, with substantial demand reportedly coming from the jewelry sector. This demand has contributed to the appreciation of gold prices year-to-date in 2025, making gold trading an attractive business opportunity for BHAT. The company's strategy involves expanding gold trading volume and increasing physical gold holdings to capitalize on these favorable market conditions
Blue Hat Continues to Expand Gold Business Operations[2].
The company's forward-looking statements, which are inherently uncertain, highlight the risks associated with gold investments, including price volatility, storage and insurance costs, regulatory changes, and liquidity constraints. Past performance does not guarantee future results, and projected trading volumes and returns are estimates only
Blue Hat Continues to Expand Gold Business Operations[2].
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