Forward Industries Faces Setbacks in Pursuit of Solana Treasury Leadership

By Patricia Miller

Jun 15, 2026

2 min read

Forward Industries strives for dominance in Solana treasury management but faces hurdles with rejections from key industry players.

Forward Industries aims to become the leader in Solana treasury management but has recently faced rejections from industry peers.

The latest setback involved Solana Company, which dismissed an all-stock acquisition offer from Forward Industries. This proposal valued shares of Solana Company at $1.63, representing a 10% premium over its previous closing price of $1.48. The board of Solana Company declined the proposal on the day it was made, opting not to engage in discussions.

This rejection follows another failed bid by Forward Industries just days earlier, where Brera Holdings also turned down a similar all-stock offer targeting its own Solana treasury. These rejections highlight the challenges Forward Industries faces in its mission to consolidate Solana holdings.

What is the significance of Solana treasuries in the current market? Both companies turned to Solana treasury strategies in September 2025, as part of a wider movement among public companies seeking to enhance their balance sheets with digital asset acquisitions. Forward Industries has amassed over 6.9 million SOL tokens, making it the largest public digital asset treasury. In comparison, Solana Company ranks second with about 2.06 million SOL tokens. A successful merger would have established a combined entity managing nearly 9 million SOL tokens, significantly boosting their market presence.

Given the all-stock structure of such deals, investors must understand the implications. Solana Company shareholders would trade direct exposure to their current SOL holdings for indirect exposure through Forward Industries, presented at a premium but with potential dilution dangers.

Both companies have invested substantially in digital assets, with Forward Industries raising $1.65 billion and Solana Company, previously Helius Medical, generating over $500 million for its digital asset strategy. The swift rejection of Forward Industries' offer indicates Solana Company's confidence in its independent growth prospects. Investors should remain aware of these developments as they could impact their investment strategies moving forward.

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