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Davis Commodities launches $30 million blockchain and bitcoin strategy

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Singapore-based agri-commodity firm Davis Commodities has launched a $30 million digital strategy that combines real-world asset tokenisation with a Bitcoin treasury reserve.

The company, listed on Nasdaq under the ticker DTCK, said the new strategy centres on two pillars. First, a blockchain platform to tokenise staple commodities (such as sugar, rice, and edible oils), and second, a multi-year commitment to hold Bitcoin on its balance sheet.

Roughly half of the investment will go towards developing the tokenisation platform. The firm plans to use distributed ledger infrastructure to settle contracts, digitise collateral, and streamline cross-border payments, areas that are often slowed by legacy systems and fragmented financial processes.

Another 40% will be allocated to Bitcoin, which Davis Commodities described as a long-term store of value. The firm said the digital asset would be held over a 36-month horizon and may be used strategically to support liquidity and operational flexibility. Risk management protocols will be put in place to mitigate volatility exposure.

The remaining 10% will fund platform development, cybersecurity, and compliance readiness, though specific regulatory jurisdictions were not disclosed.

The move comes amid increasing institutional interest in tokenised real-world assets, a trend forecasted by Boston Consulting Group to reach $16 trillion in market value by 2030.

No formal launch date for the tokenisation platform was provided, but Davis confirmed that development is already underway.