Strategy snapped up close to $1B in Bitcoin last week, marking a renewed wave of major acquisitions by Saylor’s company.

Strategy (MSTR), the largest public company holding bitcoin, ramped up its accumulation efforts last week with its biggest purchase in some time. The firm acquired 10,624 BTC for a total of $962.7 million, paying an average price of $90,615 per coin.

The latest buy was funded primarily through equity issuance. Strategy raised $928.1 million by selling common stock and secured an additional $34.9 million through the sale of STRD preferred shares.

Following the purchase, the company’s bitcoin treasury has grown to 660,624 BTC, accumulated at a combined cost of $49.35 billion, or $74,696 per coin on average.

Meanwhile, bitcoin gained 3% over the past 24 hours and is trading around $94,000.

MSTR shares, which plunged to roughly $155 on Dec. 1 during a sharp crypto-market pullback, recovered steadily through the rest of the week. The stock is up 2.1% in Monday’s premarket session at $182.74, though it remains down more than 50% over the past six months.

Despite maintaining its weekly BTC buying schedule, Strategy had been making smaller purchases in recent months as weakening market conditions limited its ability to raise capital. Even with the stock under pressure, the company has accelerated its share issuance—raising nearly $2 billion two weeks ago to shore up cash reserves for preferred-dividend obligations, and now another $1 billion to expand its bitcoin holdings.

Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, addressing attendees at the BTC Conference in Abu Dhabi, said he has spent the past week meeting with sovereign wealth funds, banks, family offices, and hedge funds across the Middle East.