Quantinuum Completes IPO at Valuation Above $17 Billion, Shares Rise 13% on First Day
Quantum computing firm Quantinuum went public with a valuation exceeding $17 billion. Its shares rose 13 percent above the IPO price on the first day of trading.
news.google.comQuantinuum completed an IPO and was valued north of $17 billion. Its shares were rising 13 percent above the IPO price on the first day of trading. MarketWatch reported that the stock set to pop after the IPO as Wall Street buys into the quantum boom.
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