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Forward Industries Expands SOL Treasury to 8.7 Million Tokens

Forward Industries reported holdings of 8,727,694 Sol tokens and equivalents as of Nov 9, 2026, representing approximately 1.5% of the network’s circulating supply.
The company added 226,396 sol since Sep 30, 2026, at a reported average cost of 75 per unit
In the spot market, Sol trades around 83.80 – 84.80, after touching lows of 82 in recent sessions
Forward Industries reached 8.72 million sol units to expand its treasury, consolidating the largest public corporate reserve of the token amid price contraction across the cryptocurrency market
Through a financial update filed with the SEC, the company detailed that its reserves grew from 8,501,298 tokens on Sep 30, 2026, to 8,727,694 tokens registered as of the close of Nov 9, 2026
This increase represented the addition of 226,396 units accumulated through direct open-market purchases and network staking rewards. According to the corporate release, the average cost of additions during this span was calculated at 75 per SOL, a figure accounting for both capital expenditures and tokens generated via validation participation that carry no direct acquisition cost
With this position, the company holds under its control nearly 1.5% of Sol entire circulating supply. In the corporate sector, the gap compared to its immediate peers remains substantial; industry entities such as DeFi Development Corp. report balances hovering slightly above 2.6 million SOL

Concurrently, the internal metric of sol per diluted share climbed 2.3% over the 40-day timeframe, moving from 0.0806 to 0.0824. According to the official report, this pace reflects a 21% increase projected on an annualized basis
Leverage Structure and Market Conditions for Sol
The balance sheet expansion occurred alongside the establishment of new corporate financing instruments. Forward Industries disclosed the closing of a 50 million, two-year credit facility with a U.S. banking institution, pegged to the SOFR benchmark rate plus a 1.5 % point margin.#Write2Earn #sol $SOL