- Davis’ products push $15 million, boosting rice, sugar and oil tokenization, and speeding up the trade cycle.
- The company has shifted $12 million to Bitcoin Reserve, targeting long-term profits and hedges against inflation.
Davis Commodities Limited, a Singapore-based company listed on the NASDAQ, has invested $30 million to integrate cryptocurrencies into its agricultural trading operations. This is one of the rare opportunities for Asian commodity companies to officially adopt Bitcoin for their financial operations.
The company has confirmed that 40% of its investment ($12 million will be dedicated to building a Bitcoin reserve. The initial deployment has $4.5 million rollout. Bitcoin profits exceeded 156% in 2023 and 14% in early 2025, but is cited as the basis for this decision. The company sees Bitcoin as well as a hedge against inflation, as well as a potential long-term growth.
Registered with NASDAQ, Davis Commodities (DTCK) has announced a $30 million strategic initiative combining Bitcoin reserves and RWA tokenization to restructure global agricultural trade. The company allocates 40% to BTC as an inflation hedge to tokenize assets such as sugar and rice…
– WU Blockchain (@wublockchain) June 16, 2025
Executives expect these reserves to generate measurable returns over the next three years, depending on market performance. The plan is intended to increase resilience, broaden risk and support long-term financial goals.
Half of capital moves towards real-world asset tokenization
A majority of the budget, 50%, or $15 million, is allocated for tokens of agricultural assets. This includes products such as rice, sugar and edible oils. Still agriculture’s new tokenization process is expected to shorten the trade cycle and improve market access by introducing digital ownership into blockchain systems.
Industry estimates that the value of the tokenized real-world asset market has reached $16 trillion worldwide by 2030. The company predicts that tokenization within 24 months could result in as much as $50 million per year, thanks to reduced transaction costs and improved liquidity access.
said Li Peng Leck, executive chairman and CEO of Davis Commodities.
By integrating Bitcoin Reserve and RWA tokenization, we are embracing enormous opportunities for convergence of traditional goods and digital assets. This strategy is designed to bring about sustainable growth, strengthen investors’ returns, and stay at the forefront of global trade innovation.
The remaining funds support infrastructure and partnerships
Davis Commodities plans to spend $3 million of its remaining $30 million budget on building secure systems and forming new partnerships. The initiative aims to support the integration of digital assets while stabilizing operations. This setup should give the company flexibility for both current and future digital efforts.
Separately, on April 30th, Davis’s products were confirmed to be a joint venture with a Malaysian agricultural processing company. The contract covers the production and export of 180,000 tonnes of food grade inputs per year to buyers in Northeast Asia. Thanks to the ASEAN Free Trade Agreement, this trade avoids tariff costs and reaches one of the region’s leading importers.
The company’s shares closed low on June 16th, but pre-market activity shows an increase in overs 8%bring in the price $0.85. Bitcoin trades in comparison $106,594below 0.55% Over the past 24 hours.
