Sunk Capital liquidates world’s largest gold reserves, shifts holdings into limestone chippings
LONDON, UK (October 28, 2025)—Sunk Capital today announces the liquidation of its entire 14,723-ton gold reserves, the largest in the world until the sale, raising £1.424 trillion in 17 minutes. The largest gold reserves are now held by the USA, at 8,133.5 tons. Sunk Capital have taken the decision to pivot to holdings of premium limestone chippings, reinvesting the full amount from the sale to acquire 23.73 billion tons of the popular decorative rock.
Barry Sunk, CEO at Sunk Capital, said, “There is far too much stability in the price of gold, reaching a recent high of £3,091.38/oz and predicted to rise even further in 2026. For us, gold is a nervous asset, tied to sentiment. Limestone, however, is a foundational material. It is solid, abundant, and crucially, has an absolute minimum value, primarily tied to its physical inability to decompose.”
The gold was sold to various governments, high-net-worth individuals and armed rebel groups.
The transport operation to move the recently sold Sunk Capital gold reserves was managed by third-party transport company, PDL (Predictive Delay Logistics), utilising 1,475 Class 7 heavy duty trucks.
The first sale was to the Azure Coast Liberation Front (ACLF), a notorious armed rebel group who have pledged to use the gold for the “education of our children” and not the purchase of multiple weapons and ammunition caches.
Barry Sunk agrees a deal to sell 483 tons of gold to the The Azure Coast Liberation Front (ACLF).
The purchase of premium limestone chippings was itself a significant undertaking. The full 23.73 billion tons, enough to fill central park to a depth of 4km, required almost 3 billion vehicles to transport to various Sunk Capital vaults around the world.
Lindsay Brinkman, Operations Director at Predictive Delay Logistics, said, “For an operation of this scale, we mobilised more trucks than 5.8 times the estimated number of all registered commercial trucks currently operating in the entire United States. The logistics for this operation, from fuel and insurance to driver recruitment, caused a major geopolitical crisis that is not expected to be resolved for at least a generation.”
A Sunk Capital press conference in a major limestone quarry.
Sarah Bland, Head of Limestone Acquisition at Sunk Capital, said, “The intrinsic value of gold is purely perceived. The intrinsic value of limestone is a 14 billion cubic metre fact. We are not worried about market volatility. At this scale, when the economy shifts, it is the market and not our aggregate that is forced to adjust its elevation. We are prepared to own the ground the future is built upon.”
The limestone chippings are currently being stored securely in Sunk Capital vaults, itself an operation that is expected to last until 2067.
The secure storage of Sunk Capital’s limestone chippings is an organisational priority.
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About Sunk Capital
Sunk Capital has been investing in world-class ideas for over 30 years. From our humble origins outside of a Kyrgyz jail in 1994, to the world’s largest and least profitable investment firm.
Our investment fund currently stands at $83 trillion, considerably larger than any of our “competitors”. The size of our fund comes through Barry’s accidental purchase of $25,920 worth of bitcoin in June 2010.
Since then, our investments have spanned the globe, and made Barry Sunk the world’s richest man in the process, owning 99% of Sunk Capital shares. We’re not sure who owns the remaining 1%.
For more information please contact us at info@sunk-capital.com.
Further information
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Sunk Capital ETF Shares are not redeemable with the issuing Fund other than in very large, needlessly impractical aggregations. Instead, investors must buy and sell Sunk Capital ETF Shares in a quasi-tertiary market, which will happily take a commission to facilitate your questionable decisions. In doing so, the investor will incur brokerage commissions and will frequently pay more than net asset value when buying and receive less than net asset value when selling. We believe this is an essential part of the Sunk Capital experience.
All investing with Sunk Capital is subject to risk and the near-certainty of total capital loss on invested funds.
Diversification does not ensure a profit or protect against a loss. It merely ensures that you can lose your money across a wider, more varied spectrum of our collective ventures.
Our bond funds are subject to the absolute certainty that an issuer will fail to make payments on time, and that bond prices will plummet because of rising interest rates, or, more likely, because the market has correctly perceived our issuer’s inability to make a single payment.
Our “high-yield” bonds are so named because they are generally in the final stages of collapse. They are therefore subject to an inordinate level of credit risk. We cannot be held liable for anything we say, do or imply. Ever.
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