IonQ Tops $130 Million Revenue in 2025 as Quantum Stock Faces $100 Valuation Test
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Updated · The Motley Fool · Jun 4
IonQ Tops $130 Million Revenue in 2025 as Quantum Stock Faces $100 Valuation Test
3 articles · Updated · The Motley Fool · Jun 4
Summary
$130 million in 2025 revenue made IonQ the first pure-play quantum computing company to clear the $100 million annual mark, up from just $2 million in 2021.
Government contracts drove much of that expansion, prompting IonQ to launch its IonQ Federal division in 2025, while its cloud platform still supplies most revenue.
IonQ says its trapped-ion systems run at room temperature and produce lower error rates than superconducting rivals; it has also launched four systems and bought seven smaller companies in five years.
Analysts expect revenue to reach $638 million by 2028, but the company remains unprofitable and already trades at about 40 times projected 2028 sales.
A rise to $100 a share this year would imply a roughly $38.3 billion market value and about 60 times 2028 sales, with dilution and insider selling adding to valuation pressure.