Metaplanet CEO joins consortium to acquire South Korean listed company; Bitcoin to become financial asset if deal is successful

Simon Jerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan,
Gerovich joins as an individual in a consortium seeking to acquire control of SGA, a Korean company listed on the Kosdaq Stock Exchange
On the 14th (local time), it was reported that CEO Jerovic had joined the acquisition project. If the deal goes through, SGA will incorporate Bitcoin as a financial asset and will develop digital assets.
This will enable the company to fully implement its digital asset strategy. This time, Jerovic is joining the consortium not as a representative of Metaplanet, but as a private investor.
The move is in line with Metaplanet's financial policy, which has Bitcoin at its core.
SORA International said in a statement that the funds will be used to acquire strategic assets and fund corporate operations.
The SGA acquisition is part of a broader strategy to transform traditional companies into bitcoin-enabled businesses across Asia.
The aim is to give established companies such as Yahoo! JAPAN (a public company) and SGA exposure to Bitcoin, thereby making them more competitive in the capital markets.
SGA's board of directors and the Financial Services Commission of Korea have already approved the issuance of 58 million new shares to the consortium, but the final
If the deal goes through, Top Win will change its name to Asia Strategy LLC and become SGA's largest shareholder.
SGA has indicated its intention to maintain its existing software business while leveraging the consortium's expertise to expand into new business areas in the digital asset sector.