A new quantum computing stock jumped 51% on its first day of trading. |
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IQM Quantum Computers (NASDAQ: IQMX) didn't pursue a conventional IPO. Instead, the Finnish company went public by merging with a blank check company. |
IQM completed a merger with a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) called Real Asset Acquisition Corp. The transaction was done at $10 per share. |
Shares opened for trading on July 2nd. They ran as high as $15.10 intraday — a 51% gain from the deal price. |
The stock has since cooled. IQMX now trades around $12.30. That’s still a 23% premium to the $10 merger price. |
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IQM was founded in 2018 as a spinoff from Aalto University in Finland. It builds full-stack superconducting quantum computers — the hardware, control electronics, and software — that customers own and run on-premises. |
That's a different model from most rivals. |
Instead of renting cloud access, IQM sells complete systems to universities, national labs, and supercomputing centers. It has delivered 23 quantum computers worldwide, including systems at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Germany's Leibniz Supercomputing Centre. |
The deal comes with real capital. The SPAC merger included a PIPE financing of roughly $134 million at $10 per share. Post-deal, IQM holds around €337 million in cash to fund research and global expansion. |
The valuation landed near $1.8 billion. Back in March, BlackRock put €50 million into the company at that same valuation ahead of the listing. |
IQM is now the first European quantum computing company to list on a major U.S. exchange. |
This is still an early-stage technology company. IQM reported around $36 million in 2025 sales, with a $77 million backlog at year-end. This is a deep-tech hardware company years away from consistent profits. |
Other quantum stocks that went public via SPAC have posted big gains — including IonQ, D-Wave, and Rigetti. |
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Ian Wyatt
Editor, IPO Watch |
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