Quantinuum will soon be listed on NASDAQ, and trading is already available on Hype. The pricing power of US stocks is being pre-priced by decentralized platforms. However, we won't discuss Hype today; those interested can check my related articles at the end.

Quantinuum plans to issue approximately 21.05 million shares, with a pricing range of $45 to $50 per share, raising up to about $1.05 billion, corresponding to a fully diluted valuation of around $12.7 billion at the top end, with the stock code QNT.

This IPO is the first major public offering on the traditional path in the quantum computing sector and is also the largest listing of a purely quantum company to date. Its pricing and sales performance serve as a public experiment: whether the public market is willing to price a machine that has not yet been built like it does for AI infrastructure.

The Helios created by Quantinuum is the most precise quantum computer commercially available in the world today. Its revenue for the entire last year was $30.9 million, which seems quite high compared to the issuance price of $12.7 billion. To provide a comparison, I also released another article today regarding Cathie Wood's actions after the Circle listing in which you can see how experts navigate the opening, escape peaks, and evaluate valuations. This should be very helpful for understanding how to value QNT. Additionally, there is another article about IonQ, an earlier listed quantum computing company that went the route of a reverse merger and is very skilled in capital operations, but its overall strength is also competitive, making it worth comparing and reading as well.

QNT IPO: The $12.7 Billion Ticket for Quantum Computing https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/_BZ2HL66uCR92nUsjWpxFA

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