Jiuzi Holdings Secures $1 Billion Private Placement Commitment for Crypto Asset Custody Infrastructure

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Jiuzi Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: JZXN) announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with several institutional investors to increase its private placement financing size to up to US$1 billion. This represents a significant expansion from the previously disclosed US$12 million private placement plan on October 7, 2025, highlighting strong institutional investor confidence in Jiuzi’s strategic transformation into the high-growth crypto asset services sector.

This expanded private placement represents an 80-fold increase in committed capital. The funds will be used to support the development of the Company’s crypto asset business, including building advanced secure custody infrastructure and innovative storage solutions. This strategic transformation enables Jiuzi to capitalize on opportunities presented by the rapidly growing market demand for crypto asset services.

Mr. Tao Li, CEO of Jiuzi, stated, “The strong trust placed by investors validates our strategic vision and execution capabilities. This substantial additional capital provides us with significant financial flexibility to build secure crypto asset custody infrastructure and pursue strategic acquisition opportunities within the rapidly evolving crypto asset storage ecosystem.”

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