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Quantum Cyber hires bankers to pursue equity stake in SpaceX
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) said its board approved engaging investment banking advisors to facilitate acquiring an equity stake in SpaceX and would carry any stake as a strategic technology holding on its balance sheet. The company said SpaceX’s LEO communications, space-based sensing and defense work complement Quantum Cyber’s AI/quantum autonomous defense platform and noted the move follows a June 11 IP license deal, but provided no terms, timing, or guarantee the stake can be sourced or acquired.
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) unveils portable 'Quantum Station' battlefield command-and-control for drones
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) unveiled Quantum Station, a rugged IP67 backpack-portable battlefield command-and-control "tactical suitcase" that combines hardware, software and comms to command drones across ArduPilot/PX4/Pixhawk via Pixhawk/CAN integration, AES-256 security, ELRS 900 MHz links (10–50 km) and hot-swap batteries for >6.5 hours of operation. The company positions Quantum Station as the command layer of its System-of-Systems autonomous defense platform and says it's Starlink-ready and architected to accept future quantum antenna and AI/autonomy features, but the announcement contains no customer orders, deployment timeline, or proven interoperability in the field.
QUCY unveils 'Quantum Station' backpack-portable battlefield command-and-control for drones
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) unveiled Quantum Station, a rugged backpack-portable battlefield command-and-control 'operating system' that consolidates hardware, software and communications for multi-domain drone operations and claims native compatibility with ArduPilot/PX4/Pixhawk, AES-256 encryption, ELRS 900 MHz control links (10–50 km) and ~6.5+ hour hot-swap battery endurance. The company says Quantum Station is Starlink-ready and intended as the command layer of its System-of-Systems portfolio, positioning QUCY in the growing autonomous warfare/counter‑UAS market — but the release contains product claims and roadmap items with no announced customers, contracts, or proven deployments.
QUCY signs exclusive license for Project LightShift 'quantum antenna' for drone/defense use
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) executed an exclusive worldwide intellectual property license with Project LightShift (dated June 11, 2026) granting rights to a patent-backed quantum photonic array (a 'quantum antenna') for development, manufacture and commercialization on unmanned aerial and drone defense platforms. The deal formalizes Quantum Cyber's previously promoted "quantum layer" strategy, gives it an exclusive position and vesting protections, and the company says it will move toward prototype testing and will file an 8-K to disclose the transaction.
QUCY signs exclusive license for quantum antenna tech for drones
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) executed a definitive exclusive worldwide license with Project LightShift for a patent-protected quantum photonic array to develop, manufacture and commercialize quantum antenna systems for unmanned aerial vehicles and defense/national security uses. The deal converts Quantum Cyber's strategic pivot into a signed IP position that it says anchors the "quantum layer" of its System-of-Systems platform, but financial terms were not disclosed and the technology remains pre-prototype with patent and development milestones that are not guaranteed.
Quantum Cyber cancels ATM after $15M+ warrant exercises, says no immediate capital needs
Quantum Cyber terminated its at-the-market (ATM) sales agreement effective June 7, 2026, saying it no longer needs the facility after receiving over $15 million in warrant exercise proceeds in May and retiring prior debt; the company reports a debt-free capital structure with no exercisable warrants outstanding. The move removes an on-demand equity issuance tool (no further ATM sales possible); prior dilution from the May warrant exercises has already occurred and the press release gives no indication of new financing being launched now. Timing: Same-day dilution is possible only if the company starts sales under the facility, and the press release does not say when that could happen.
QUCY terminates ATM after $15M+ warrant exercises; says debt-free
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) terminated its at-the-market (ATM) sales agreement with Maxim effective June 7, 2026, saying the facility is no longer necessary after it received over $15 million in warrant exercise proceeds in May 2026. The company reports a debt-free capital structure with no exercisable warrants outstanding and says the existing cash position provides runway; termination means no immediate ATM-driven dilution going forward. Timing: Same-day dilution is possible only if the company starts sales under the facility, and the press release does not say when that could happen.
Quantum Cyber launches in-house EMP‑shielded filament manufacturing and 80‑printer drone production plan
Quantum Cyber announced an Advanced Filament Manufacturing Division to be established at a planned Connecticut facility to produce proprietary EMP‑hardened composite filament (Formula A) and standard PETG to supply its planned 80‑unit 3D‑printer drone production farm and sell externally to defense customers. The company filed a non‑provisional USPTO patent application for Formula A (claims 35–55 dB broadband shielding, 10 kHz–10 GHz per ASTM D4935) and frames the move as vertical integration to cut supplier costs and capture margin, but the facility acquisition and patent grant are pending and no firm contracts were disclosed.
Quantum Cyber to open in-house filament plant, supply 80-printer drone farm and file EMP-shielding patent
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) announced it will establish an Advanced Filament Manufacturing Division at a planned Connecticut facility to produce proprietary 3D-printing materials — including 'Formula A,' for which it filed a non‑provisional patent — to supply an internal 80‑printer drone production farm and sell surplus to defense customers. Management says the move vertically integrates a critical input to cut sourcing costs, protect IP and create a revenue stream aligned with Pentagon EMP-resilience needs, but the facility acquisition, production ramp and patent issuance are forward-looking and subject to execution risk.
QUCY signs LOI to buy ~43,000 sq ft Bridgeport manufacturing facility for $3.2M to scale drone production
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) said its subsidiary signed a Letter of Intent to acquire a ~43,000 sq ft Bridgeport, CT facility and installed manufacturing equipment for $3.2M to enable in‑house production and assembly of unmanned aerial systems and components. The LOI includes a up to 30‑day due diligence period and is non‑binding; the move is presented as a strategic pivot from IP/licensing toward vertical integration and aligns with U.S. defense priorities and increased DoD spending on drone/autonomous programs.
Quantum Cyber files S-3 shelf to raise up to $250M (primary issuer shelf)
Quantum Cyber N.V. filed SEC Form S-3. The shelf is not yet effective and sales may occur "from time to time" after effectiveness via prospectus supplements; the company reports 22,767,254 ordinary shares outstanding (22,057,468 held by non‑affiliates) as context for potential dilution.
QUCY plans U.S. manufacturing complex for drones and autonomous defense systems
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) said it will establish a U.S.-based defense-technology manufacturing complex to move from technology licensing to vertically integrated production of drones, interceptors, counter‑UAS, ground vehicles and naval systems aimed at federal, Homeland Security, local government and commercial customers. The release lists product specs (e.g., multi-platform UAS >25 km range, up to 3 kg payload, interceptor and counter‑UAS platforms) but gives no facility location, timeline, production capacity, confirmed contracts or financing details.
QUCY: >$15M from warrant exercises; company says debt-free, 22.77M shares outstanding
Quantum Cyber says warrant holders fully exercised outstanding warrants, generating over $15.0M in gross proceeds that have been received and are held on the balance sheet. The company reports all outstanding debt has been satisfied, no exercisable warrants remain, and current shares outstanding are 22,767,254 — the exercises are complete and dilution is immediate (press release dated May 26, 2026). The release does not disclose exercise strike prices or the pre-exercise share count, so the exact number of new shares issued and percentage dilution cannot be calculated from this announcement. Timing: Same-day dilution is possible, but the press release does not provide a firm first-dilution date.