Blue Hat Interactive Sees FY25 Gold Trading Volume at 550kg

Friday, Sep 12, 2025 8:43 am ET1min read

Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology (BHAT) completed 123kg of gold trading worth $13.3mln in H1 2025, with FY25 volume expected to reach 550kg, depending on market conditions. This represents progress in the company's strategic transformation towards gold-focused commodity trading. China and India's gold consumption demand reportedly accounts for over 50% of the global market.

NASDAQ-listed Blue Hat Interactive Entertainment Technology Inc. (BHAT) has made significant strides in its gold trading operations, completing over 123kg (US$13.3M) in gold trading during the first half of 2025. The company projects that trading volume may potentially reach 550kg during fiscal year 2025, subject to market conditions Blue Hat Continues to Expand Gold Business Operations[1].

This represents progress in the company's strategic transformation towards gold-focused commodity trading. The company's CEO, Chen Xiaodong, highlighted the strong gold price appreciation year-to-date in 2025 as a factor in their strategy. China and India's gold consumption demand reportedly accounts for over 50% of the global market, making them a key target for BHAT's expansion Blue Hat completes $13.3M in gold trades in H1, projects 550kg for full year[2].

BHAT currently maintains approximately 1,200kg of gold inventory, positioning itself to benefit from both trading activities and potential asset appreciation. The company's dual strategy of generating returns through active trading and building physical holdings aligns with global gold market dynamics.

The projected 550kg trading volume for the full fiscal year represents a substantial increase from the 123kg reported in H1 2025. However, the company appropriately qualifies these projections as subject to market conditions. The significant physical inventory of 1,200kg demonstrates substantial capital allocation to this strategy, suggesting confidence in both near-term trading opportunities and longer-term price appreciation potential.

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