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ASIAN STAR links Hash Global fundraise to BNB Chain real-estate tokenization plan

The move: ASIAN STAR approved a ¥222.0mn share placement to Hash Global Alpha and up to ¥217.0mn of warrants for two other investors to fund a planned Japanese real-estate RWA business tied to BNB Chain, though the company says the PoC still needs legal, tax and operating work.

Jun 26, 20262 min readASIAN STAR CO.8946
Illustration of tokenized real-estate assets linked to digital network nodes and investor capital flows.

ASIAN STAR is using a third-party allotment to finance a planned real-world asset, or RWA, push in Japanese real estate. The share allotment goes to Hash Global Alpha Company Ltd., and the company’s supplementary materials frame Hash Global as the strategic partner for a BNB Chain-based ecosystem plan. The stated goal is to connect Japanese property assets to global capital markets through tokenization, not to describe a business already up and running.

Funding structure
Warrant proceeds assume full exercise; the filing says actual proceeds can be lower.
InstrumentAllottee(s)Key termsGross proceeds
New sharesHash Global Alpha Company Ltd.3,000,000 shares at ¥74, payment Jul 21, 2026¥222.0mn
10th stock acquisition rightsCyber.J Alpha Limited; Sterling Oak Investment Company Ltd.29,200 rights, 2,920,000 potential shares, strike ¥74, exercisable Jul 22, 2026 to Jul 22, 2031Up to ¥217.0mn

The board approved 3,000,000 new shares at ¥74 apiece for Hash Global Alpha, raising ¥222.0mn on July 21. It also approved 29,200 10th stock acquisition rights for Cyber.J Alpha Limited and Sterling Oak Investment Company Ltd., with potential proceeds of up to ¥217.0mn if fully exercised between July 22, 2026 and July 22, 2031. The full package totals up to ¥439.0mn gross, although the warrant money depends on exercise.

ASIAN STAR says the first funding phase will go via its Hong Kong subsidiary into early RWA work, including an investment in Hash Global Build And Build Company Ltd. and PoC activity such as platform use, legal checks, structuring work and KYC/AML systems. A second phase, contingent on warrant exercise, is earmarked for infrastructure linking RWA products with on-chain finance. The catch is in the fine print: the company says asset selection, legal and tax treatment, investor protection, sales channels and operations still have to be built before commercialization.