Solana treasury company Solmate's stock price soars to $11.7, announces Validator Center plan and active M&A strategy
ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Nasdaq-listed company Solmate Infrastructure (SLMT) saw its stock price surge 40% to $11.7 on Thursday, with a market capitalization reaching $754 millions, after the company announced validator progress, M&A strategy, and PIPE financing updates.
Solmate has selected a data center to build its bare-metal validator, which will become the first high-performance Solana node in the Middle East. The company is testing its first validator configuration using "SOL purchased at a historically discounted price." Last month, the former Brera Holdings was renamed Solmate, transforming into a Solana-based digital asset treasury. Institutions such as the Solana Foundation and Cathie Wood's Ark Invest participated in the company's $300 millions PIPE financing.
Last week, Solmate received $50 millions worth of discounted SOL from the Solana Foundation to support its infrastructure development in the UAE. CEO Marco Santori stated that the company will implement an "aggressive M&A strategy," seeking target companies that can achieve synergistic growth with the SOL treasury to create more "per-share SOL" value for investors.
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