Tianci International, Inc. reports company developments for a Nasdaq-listed logistics business centered on ocean freight forwarding through Roshing International. Its updates describe asset-light container and bulk-goods shipping services across Asia-Pacific markets, along with financial results that reflect logistics revenue, shipping costs and revenue mix.
Recurring news also covers Tianci's expansion beyond logistics into electronic parts, business consulting and mineral trade, including chromite ore and other high-grade mineral sourcing. Corporate news includes public offering activity, Nasdaq listing-compliance matters, reverse stock split actions and strategic cooperation announcements in adjacent resource and technology markets.
Tianci International (CIIT) signed a new non-binding Memorandum of Understanding with BTC Digital (BTCT) to pursue an approximately 3 MW crypto computing project.
CIIT plans to deploy crypto computing equipment in phases over twelve months after the MOU’s effective date, targeting an aggregate electrical load of about 3 MW. BTC Digital intends to provide or coordinate sites, power, hosting infrastructure, equipment deployment and operational support, while CIIT intends to handle equipment procurement, project funding, logistics and required permits. The MOU builds on an Original MOU signed on October 14, 2025 and on existing mining‑equipment hosting cooperation, which remains in effect and is not amended. The MOU itself is a non-binding statement of intent, runs for twelve months, may be extended by written agreement, and can be terminated by either party with fifteen days’ prior written notice.
BTC Digital (BTCT) signed a non-binding strategic cooperation memorandum of understanding with Tianci International (CIIT), effective September 11, 2026, outlining plans for an approximately 3 MW crypto computing power infrastructure and hosting project.
CIIT plans to deploy crypto computing power equipment in phases within twelve months from the effective date, targeting a total power load of about 3 MW, which is described as a planning arrangement rather than a guarantee of capacity, schedule or returns. BTC Digital intends to provide or coordinate sites, power, hosting infrastructure, deployment and operations support, while CIIT intends to handle equipment procurement, funding, logistics and permits. The existing hosting agreement between the parties remains in force and is not amended by this MOU, and future cooperation will depend on site assessments, resource conditions, and definitive agreements.
Tianci International (CIIT) and BTC Digital (BTCT) have signed a cryptocurrency mining machine hosting agreement covering CIIT’s recently contracted mining equipment, with BTCT to host and operate the machines in the United States.
BTCT will provide hosting facilities, electricity, network connectivity, environmental controls, security, technical support, and installation and testing, and will assist in connecting the equipment to its operating infrastructure. Deployment will proceed progressively after delivery, acceptance, transportation, installation and testing, with stable operations used to evaluate any additional hosting capacity and further technical and operational cooperation. CIIT plans to deepen collaboration with BTCT and may explore additional mining machines, locations, power arrangements and cooperation models, subject to market, financing, resource, regulatory and other operational conditions.
BTC Digital (BTCT) entered into a Bitcoin mining equipment hosting services agreement with Tianci Group Holding Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tianci International (CIIT), as of September 9, 2026.
BTC Digital will host and manage the customer's mining equipment at its facility in Manila, Arkansas, providing rack space, power access, cooling and ventilation, internet connectivity, physical security and on-site technical support. Hosting services will begin after the equipment is delivered, registered and passes standard testing. The initial term is one year from BTC Digital’s written notice of service commencement, with possible renewal under the agreement. The cooperation is expected by BTC Digital to expand its U.S. hosting business as it coordinates equipment intake, testing and on-site preparations.
Tianci International (Nasdaq: CIIT) has completed the establishment of its local operating entity in Zimbabwe, incorporating RIDGCORE RESOURCES (PRIVATE) LIMITED as an indirect wholly owned subsidiary to run its mineral products business there.
The new entity is advancing a lease for about 3 hectares of land for first-phase warehouse facilities. The planned base is expected to handle centralized storage, handling, and transshipment of chromium ore, serving an approximately 360-hectare priority procurement area with about 50,000 metric tons of dynamic storage capacity. According to Tianci International, the company aims to add around 5,000 metric tons of monthly chromium ore supply capacity, targeting total monthly supply of more than 10,000 metric tons to support growth of its global chromium ore trading business.
Tianci International (NASDAQ: CIIT) will implement a 1-for-10 reverse stock split of its common stock effective 12:01 a.m. Eastern time on July 20, 2026. CIIT shares are expected to begin trading on a split-adjusted basis that same day, continuing on the Nasdaq Capital Market under symbol CIIT with new CUSIP 88631G403.
According to Tianci, the reverse split is intended to help maintain compliance with Nasdaq Listing Rule 5550(a)(2), which requires a minimum $1.00 bid price. The split will reduce outstanding common shares from 9,673,907 to 967,391, while authorized shares and par value remain unchanged. Fractional shares will be rounded up to the nearest whole share, and proportionate adjustments will be made to equity plans and June 17, 2026 warrants, including recalculating warrant exercise prices based on a VWAP formula around July 20, 2026.
Tianci International (NASDAQ:CIIT) and Greypole Mining updated progress under their April 2026 MOU to develop gold and chromium resources in Zimbabwe.
Work includes assessing a 500-hectare gold zone near Gwanda and a 1,500-hectare chromium area in Zvishavane, plus building a localized chromium supply chain with 12,000 m² warehousing and targeted 10,000 tonnes/month capacity.
Tianci International (NASDAQ:CIIT) reported results for the fiscal quarter ended April 30, 2026. Quarterly revenue rose 121% quarter-over-quarter, as logistics revenue grew 19% and the company added $1.42 million from initial mineral ore sales. General and administrative expenses fell from $960,583 to $552,141, leading to net income of $91,545 versus a prior-year quarterly loss. Logistics represented 53% of revenue, with gross margin improving from 0.81% to 3.73%. For the nine months, mineral sales generated $3.24 million at a 6.88% margin, while the company recorded a net loss of $594,453, cash declined by $1.69 million to $718,203, and working capital was $2.60 million, down $309,554.
Tianci International (NASDAQ:CIIT) closed a registered public offering of 6,055,000 units at US$0.81 per unit, raising approximately US$4.9 million in gross proceeds.
Each unit includes one share (or pre-funded warrant) and one common warrant, exercisable at US$0.81 for three years. Proceeds will fund working capital, general purposes, product development and capacity expansion.
Tianci International (Nasdaq: CIIT) priced a registered public offering of 6,055,000 units at US$0.81 per unit, for expected gross proceeds of about US$4.9 million before expenses.
Each unit includes one common share (or pre-funded warrant) plus one common warrant, exercisable at US$0.81 for three years. Net proceeds are expected to fund working capital and general corporate purposes.