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Quantum Computing (QUBT) is listed on NASDAQ Exchange in USA. Quantum Computing is part of the Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components industry. The company is classified under the Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components sector. With a market cap of 1.71 B, Quantum Computing screens as a mid-cap company within electronic equipment, instruments & components companies. That size classification is easier to frame alongside enterprise value near 595.51 M, a workforce of about 72 people, and about 224.54 M shares outstanding. The company has 56.66 M shares sold short (3.63 days to cover). Quantum Computing currently holds about 10.38 M in cash with -30.29 M of positive cash flow from operations. This results in cash-per-share (CPS) ratio of 0.19. Quantum Computing financial stability analysis Ownership Allocation About 30% of Quantum Computing outstanding shares are owned by institutional investors. Institutional investors - such as mutual funds, pension funds, and asset managers - typically hold positions as part of a broader portfolio strategy, managing assets on behalf of clients. As a result, institutional investors are subject to reporting requirements and oversight rules - such as 13F filings - that differ from those for individual retail investors. Changes in institutional ownership of Quantum Computing can sometimes signal a shift in professional sentiment toward the company. Of Quantum Computing's outstanding shares, about 44% are institutional, 11% insider-held, and 45% in the public float. Check Quantum Ownership Details

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Open Interest Against 2026-04-17 Quantum Option Contracts

Current option-chain data for Quantum Computing covers the April 17th 2026 expiration. The chain lists 76 contracts (40 calls and 36 puts). Current chain readings show implied volatility near 1.1, put/call open-interest ratio around 0.7, and max pain near strike 6.0. View the full chain for strike-level positioning. View more details.ESG Sustainability

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CEO President	Robert Liscouski
Chairman Officer	Yuping Huang
Business Concentration	Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components, Technology Hardware & Equipment, Information Technology, Nasdaq Computer, NASDAQ Composite, Information Technology, Electronic Equipment, Instruments & Components, Computer Hardware, Technology, Computing (View all Sectors)
Average Analyst RecommendationQuantum Computing is followed by 5 analysts, with an aggregated consensus score of 3.60 (Buy). The consensus score remains broadly stable month over month. Opinions are split across buy, hold, and sell recommendations. 1 Opinion
Financial Strength Quantum Computing posted a Gross Profit Margin of 10.0%, an Operating Margin of -11220.2%, and a Return On Assets of -1.2% for the reported period. Reviewing balance sheet structure and operating performance, Quantum Computing reflects measured financial stability. Current profitability metrics are under pressure, reflecting a period of reduced earnings capacity. Earnings quality, debt coverage, and cash generation are the primary financial strength indicators for Quantum Computing. Current Value Last Year Change From Last Year  10 Year Trend Asset Turnover 4.0E-4 4.0E-4 Notably Down Slightly volatile Total Current Liabilities 11.6 M 11.1 M Sufficiently Up Slightly volatile Non Current Liabilities Total 9.1 M 9.6 M Notably Down Pretty Stable Total Assets 1.7 B 1.6 B Sufficiently Up Slightly volatile Total Current Assets 1.2 B 1.1 B Sufficiently Up Slightly volatile
Debt Levels Quantum Computing posted $56.55 in Net Debt To EBITDA, $6.1 million in Long Term Debt, and a Long Term Debt To Capitalization of 0.1% for the reported period. Supporting metrics include -$699.3 million in Net Debt and $3.0 million in Short Long Term Debt, which analysts use to evaluate Quantum Computing's operational efficiency. Current Assets Quantum Computing posted $0.04 in Intangibles To Total Assets, $1.7 billion in Total Assets, and a Return On Assets of -1.2% for the reported period. Supporting metrics include a Return On Tangible Assets of -1.3%, which analysts use to evaluate Quantum Computing's operational efficiency.

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Top Institutional Holders

Institutional Holdings for Quantum Computing represents the portion of its outstanding shares owned by large financial institutions such as pension funds, endowments, and asset managers. These institutions can acquire significant blocks of Quantum Computing's shares and often influence.

Quantum Computing Historical Income Statement

At present, Research Development is showing a rising trajectory relative to prior years. Last year, Quantum Computing recorded Research Development of 20.47 Million. This year, Net Interest Income is expected to increase toward approximately 21.7 M, whereas Net Loss is moving lower toward slightly above -19.6 M. View More Fundamentals

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