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The SEC filings page for Strategy Inc 8.00% Series A Perpetual Strike Preferred Stock (STRK) provides direct access to regulatory documents that describe this preferred equity and its role in Strategy’s capital structure. STRK is listed in multiple 8-K filings as the 8.00% Series A Perpetual Strike Preferred Stock, $0.001 par value per share, trading on The Nasdaq Global Select Market.
Through Forms 8-K and related exhibits, Strategy discloses at-the-market (ATM) program activity for STRK, including shares sold during defined periods, notional values used to calculate dividends, and net proceeds. These filings also explain that proceeds from STRK ATM sales contribute to funding bitcoin purchases and other corporate purposes, linking the preferred stock directly to the company’s bitcoin treasury strategy.
Filings further document governance and structural changes affecting STRK, such as the Certificate of Amendment to the STRK Certificate of Designations intended to align the liquidation preference per share with its trading price, subject to a floor of $100, and the company’s name change from MicroStrategy Incorporated to Strategy Inc. These documents outline how the issuer manages its preferred stock terms within its broader corporate framework.
Investors can also review filings that summarize dividend declarations for STRK and other preferred series, as well as updates to dividend adjustment frameworks for related securities. In addition, 8-Ks describe Strategy’s dashboard as a disclosure channel for information on market prices, bitcoin holdings, and key performance indicators.
On Stock Titan, these filings are complemented by AI-powered summaries that highlight key terms from 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and 8-Ks, explain preferred stock provisions in plain language, and surface details on ATM usage, dividend policies, and bitcoin-related capital deployment. Users can quickly scan Form 4 insider transaction data, periodic reports, and event-driven filings to understand how STRK fits into Strategy’s financing and treasury activities.
MicroStrategy Incorporated ("Strategy") filed an 8-K to disclose two core operational updates covering the period 16-22 June 2025:
1. At-the-Market (ATM) equity programs. The company operates three open-ended ATM facilities with a combined size of US$44.1 billion. During the seven-day window, Strategy sold 166,566 shares of its 8.00 % Series A Strike preferred (STRK) and 84,354 shares of its 10.00 % Series A Strife preferred (STRF). These sales generated US$26.1 million in net cash after commissions. No Class A common shares (MSTR) were issued in the period, leaving US$18.63 billion of the US$21 billion common ATM still available. The STRK facility retains US$20.55 billion of remaining capacity while the STRF facility shows US$1.97 billion.
2. Bitcoin treasury strategy. Using a portion of the preferred stock proceeds, Strategy purchased an additional 245 bitcoin for an aggregate US$26.0 million at an average price of US$105,856 per coin (inclusive of fees). Cumulative holdings reached 592,345 bitcoin, acquired for US$41.87 billion at an average cost basis of US$70,681.
Additional disclosures. • The firm reminded investors that its website dashboard (www.strategy.com) serves as a Regulation FD channel for real-time updates on security prices, bitcoin activity, and key operating metrics. • All Item 7.01 information is furnished, not filed, and therefore not subject to Section 18 liability nor automatically incorporated into other SEC filings.
Key investor takeaways:
- Strategy continues to finance bitcoin purchases primarily through high-yield perpetual preferred stock, limiting immediate common share dilution.
- Net ATM proceeds this period were modest relative to the program’s multibillion-dollar capacity, indicating flexibility for future raises.
- The 8 % and 10 % dividend rates on preferred issuances create a fixed cash obligation that grows with additional issuance.
- Average bitcoin cost basis (US$70,681) remains materially below the week’s purchase price (US$105,856), illustrating the rising cost of incremental accumulation.