Sixty Six Capital (HYHDF) Stock News

David Rowe (HYHDF) filed an early warning report announcing that on March 18, 2026 he disposed of 103,909,553 common shares of Sixty Six Capital at approximately CAD$0.044 per share under a Share Purchase Agreement dated February 15, 2026 (amended February 27, 2026).

Prior to the disposition he beneficially owned ~43.98% of issued common shares; upon completion he no longer beneficially owns or controls any securities. The filing was made under National Instrument 62-103 and the report is available on SEDAR+.

Sixty Six Capital (OTC:HYHDF) closed a transaction with K33 AB on March 18, 2026, where K33 acquired 107,447,331 common shares, representing approximately 45.47% of issued and outstanding shares for CAD$4,678,961.

Following closing, K33-appointed executives joined the company: Torbjørn Bull Jenssen as CEO and director, and Bendik Norheim Schei as director. Several prior directors and the former CEO resigned; the CFO remains in place.

Sixty Six Capital (HYHDF) announced that K33 AB has agreed to acquire 107,447,331 common shares for CAD$4,738,296, representing about 46.26% of issued and outstanding common shares on an undiluted and partially diluted basis.

Closing is conditional on regulatory and other approvals and is expected on or before February 28, 2026. The company anticipates director resignations by David Rowe and Richard Croft upon closing.

Sixty Six Capital (CSE: SIX) has announced a significant expansion of its Bitcoin holdings through the purchase of 114,000 units of BTCC.B Bitcoin ETF. This acquisition, valued at $2,577,850, represents the equivalent of 16.02 Bitcoin (BTC). With this addition, the company's total Bitcoin-equivalent holdings have reached 148.8 BTC. The company plans to convert these ETF holdings into direct Bitcoin holdings in the near future.

Sixty Six Capital (CSE: SIX) has successfully completed a non-brokered private placement, raising CAD$3.44 million (USD$2.51 million) through the issuance of 24.58 million common shares at CAD$0.14 per share.

The proceeds will be used for purchasing BTC and general corporate purposes. The offering included participation from company insiders, with Mr. David Rowe now controlling 42.82% and Mr. Robert Keith holding 34.55% of outstanding shares post-offering. A share loan arrangement was established where certain subscribers received 19.59 million unrestricted common shares as a loan from Mr. Rowe, secured by an equal number of newly issued shares.

All securities issued are subject to a four-month hold period plus one day.

Sixty Six Capital (CSE: SIX) has expanded its Bitcoin portfolio through the purchase of 43,500 units of BTCC.B Bitcoin ETF, equivalent to 6.1 BTC, for a total investment of $1,012,245. This acquisition brings the company's total Bitcoin equivalent holdings to 132.8 BTC. The company plans to convert these ETF holdings into direct Bitcoin holdings in the near future.

Sixty Six Capital (CSE: SIX) has announced the purchase of additional Bitcoin exposure through 96,000 units of BTCC.B Bitcoin ETF, equivalent to 13.5 bitcoin (BTC). The transaction value totaled $1,986,728.00. Following this acquisition, the company's total Bitcoin equivalent holdings have reached 126.8 BTC. The company plans to convert these ETF holdings into direct Bitcoin holdings.

Sixty Six Capital (CSE: SIX) has announced the purchase of 18.2 bitcoin (BTC) for CAD$2,634,450. The company currently holds the equivalent of 113 BTC through the Canadian ETF BTCC.B, which it plans to convert to direct bitcoin holdings.

Additionally, Sixty Six Capital plans to conduct a non-brokered private placement of up to 24,510,714 common shares at CAD$0.14 per share, aiming to raise up to USD$2.5 million. The proceeds will be used for BTC purchases and working capital purposes. The shares will be subject to a four-month hold period, and no finder's fee is expected.

Sixty Six Capital has announced the conversion of convertible secured grid promissory notes into common shares at the request of noteholders. The company converted CAD$3.59 million of notes into 59.82 million common shares at CAD$0.06 per share and made an additional payment of CAD$1.44 million to a noteholder. Following the conversion, major shareholder David Rowe's ownership changed from 49.07% to 47.05% of outstanding shares, while Robert Keith's ownership increased from 27.52% to 36.54%. The conversion significantly impacts the company's capital structure and debt obligations, with both major shareholders maintaining substantial ownership positions.