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Matador Technologies Inc. (MATAF) regularly issues news updates that highlight its activities as a publicly traded Bitcoin ecosystem company. Company announcements focus on its Bitcoin-first strategy, capital markets activity, and steps it is taking to build products that enhance the Bitcoin network. Readers following MATAF news can see how Matador links financing decisions, market listings, and product initiatives to its objective of holding Bitcoin as its primary treasury asset.
Many releases describe how Matador uses tools such as base shelf prospectuses and a secured convertible note facility with ATW Partners to support its Bitcoin accumulation plans. The company reports that proceeds from this facility are restricted to purchasing Bitcoin for its balance sheet and connects these financings to internal goals related to Bitcoin per share. News items also cover milestones such as OTCQB and Frankfurt Stock Exchange listings, DTC eligibility, and a change of business to a hybrid Technology/Investment issuer centered on Bitcoin.
Matador’s news flow also includes updates on its international exposure and product initiatives. The company has announced a proposed or completed investment in HODL Systems, an India-focused digital asset treasury company, and has discussed a planned licensing agreement related to its digital gold and Ordinals technology. Other releases describe the Digital Gold Platform, equity incentive grants, and the engagement of third-party service providers for investor relations and advisory roles.
Investors and observers can use this news page to track Matador’s disclosures about its Bitcoin treasury, capital structure tools, market listings, and Bitcoin-native product development. The updates provide ongoing context for how the company presents its strategy and positioning within the Bitcoin and digital asset ecosystem.
Matador Technologies (TSXV:MATA, OTCQB:MATAF) entered Amendment No. 2 to its US$100 million secured convertible note facility with a US-based institutional investor, creating an alternative definition of a “Permitted ATM” that allows expanded use of its existing at-the-market equity capacity.
Under the new option, before any U.S. senior exchange uplisting, at-the-market offerings conducted solely under Canadian shelf prospectus documents can qualify as Permitted ATMs if 10% of net proceeds from each qualifying common share sale is used to purchase Bitcoin. This Bitcoin must be deposited as additional collateral into the Facility’s controlled account within five business days after month-end. The alternative framework has no aggregate gross proceeds cap or limit on successive or concurrent ATMs while notes remain outstanding and has received conditional TSX Venture Exchange approval. The amendment does not increase Matador’s C$80 million base shelf or C$30 million ATM Program but removes Facility constraints on using that capacity.
Matador Technologies (TSXV:MATA, OTCQB:MATAF) filed its quarterly report on its at‑the‑market equity program (ATM) for the period from May 1 to July 31, 2026. According to Matador Technologies, the company issued 18,102,400 common shares at an average price of $0.0398, generating gross proceeds of $1,068,515.58. After agent commissions of $26,712.89, net proceeds for the quarter were $1,041,802.69.
Since the ATM Program began on February 4, 2026, Matador has issued 33,510,400 shares at a weighted average price of $0.0678, raising aggregate gross proceeds of $2,270,639.27 and cumulative net proceeds of $2,213,873.29. This represents about 7.6% of the C$30 million ATM capacity, leaving roughly $27.7 million available. Net proceeds are being deployed into Bitcoin purchases and a Bitcoin yield generation strategy conducted with Galaxy Digital, under Matador’s C$80 million base shelf prospectus and alongside a US$100 million secured convertible note facility with ATW Partners.
Matador Technologies (TSXV:MATA, OTCQB:MATAF, FSE:IU3) announced a leadership transition effective July 16, 2026, appointing co-founder and director Donato Sferra as Chief Executive Officer and Deven Soni as Executive Chairman. According to Matador, the move maintains full continuity of its Bitcoin treasury strategy, under which it raises capital, accumulates Bitcoin and deploys holdings productively. Mr. Sferra’s CEO services are provided via a consulting agreement among the company, Hillcrest Merchant Partners and Mr. Sferra, which defines Hillcrest’s entire services relationship. Matador also recently proposed investing in HODL Systems, targeting up to a 24% ownership stake in the Indian digital asset treasury firm.
Matador Technologies (OTCQB: MATAF) filed its quarterly ATM Program report for Feb 4–Apr 30, 2026, reporting issuance of 15,408,000 common shares at an average price of $0.0823, generating $1,202,123.69 gross and $1,172,070.60 net proceeds after $30,053.09 in commissions.
Proceeds were deployed toward Bitcoin treasury activities, including the April acquisition of 2.0 BTC at ~US$74,906 each and yield generation with Galaxy, as Matador pursues a target of 1,000 BTC in treasury by end-2026.
Matador Technologies (TSXV:MATA / OTCQB:MATAF) acquired 2.0 Bitcoin at an average price of approximately US$74,906 using proceeds from its C$30 million ATM Program on April 17, 2026. The company now holds ~175.6 Bitcoin and Bitcoin equivalents and has allocated up to 22.0 Bitcoin to a yield generation strategy with Galaxy.
The move raises Bitcoin per share (BPS) to ~0.00000148 BTC/share based on 118,617,101 shares outstanding, representing a ~101% BPS increase since October 31, 2025.
Matador Technologies (OTCQB: MATAF) announced a Bitcoin yield generation strategy in partnership with Galaxy and the promotion of Geoff St. Clair to Chief Financial Officer, effective March 26, 2026.
Matador entered an ISDA agreement with Galaxy to execute covered calls and related options strategies, initially allocating up to 20 Bitcoin to the program, while emphasizing risk management, security, and liquidity for its treasury.
Matador (OTCQB:MATAF) announced on March 2, 2026 its intention to spin out wholly-owned subsidiary GODL Corp. into a public, pure-play gold treasury company focused on physical and tokenized gold, yield generation, and scaling gold ounces per share.
The Spinout is conditional on TSXV approval, other regulatory and shareholder requirements, and will include a licensing agreement, concurrent equity raises, and a planned Canadian public listing.
Matador Technologies (OTC: MATAF) granted a total of 2,800,000 incentive stock options effective February 17, 2026, to certain directors, officers and consultants under its Stock Option Plan.
Grant breakdown: 1,450,000 options issued as annual awards; 1,350,000 options re-issued to CEO Deven Soni (originally issued Jan 11, 2022, at $0.25 and expired Jan 11, 2026). All new options exercisable at $0.13 per share, vesting over three years with six-month vesting intervals, and a 10-year term expiring February 17, 2036.
Matador Technologies (OTC:MATAF) will attend Strategy World 2026 (Feb 23-26) and Bitcoin 2026 (Apr 27-29) in Las Vegas to engage institutional participants on treasury strategies, Bitcoin mining, AI compute convergence and strategic partnerships.
The company plans to leverage its C$30 million ATM program under an C$80 million shelf to support asset acquisitions and its goal of holding 1,000 Bitcoin in treasury.
Matador Technologies (OTCQB:MATAF, TSXV:MATA) announced an at-the-market equity program to raise up to C$30 million via an Equity Distribution Agreement with ATB Cormark Capital Markets. The ATM Program is intended to provide flexible capital to accumulate Bitcoin, support a strategic investment in HODL Systems, repay indebtedness, fund acquisitions and for working capital.
The company said the program supports its target of holding 1,000 Bitcoin in treasury by end of 2026 and includes a waiver and amendment to an existing convertible note facility to permit the ATM and address a late interest payment.