Quantum Computing Inc. Gains 23.9% in 1 Year as U.S. Quantum Policy Shifts

1 articles · Updated · TradingView · Jul 10

QCi shares have climbed 23.9% over the past year, beating the technology sector’s 16.1% gain and the S&P 500’s 10.5% return as investors bet on broader quantum commercialization.
June 22 executive orders from the Trump administration shifted U.S. quantum policy toward commercialization, deployment and national-security uses, strengthening the backdrop for pure-play companies such as QCi.
QCi has expanded its operating base with a $73.1 million NHanced Semiconductors acquisition, a Planck Dynamics agreement tied to five NeuraWave systems for 2026 delivery, and a $16 million contract backlog.
Its balance sheet remains a key support: QCi reported about $1.6 billion in total assets, just $23.4 million in liabilities and $13.5 million in first-quarter interest income from cash reserves.
Analysts’ 2026 revenue estimate implies 3,076.9% growth to $21.67 million, though the stock still trades at 71.66 times forward sales—below its own median but far above the sector’s 6.86 times.