Planet Ventures Highlights Rapid Growth and Innovation of Portfolio Company SuperQ Quantum Computing

Executive Summary

• Planet Ventures announced a strategic investment in SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc., highlighting the partnership to accelerate quantum‑computing commercialization.
• The investment includes ownership of 600,000 shares at $0.30 per share and 500,000 warrants at $1.50 per warrant (expiring March 18 2026).
• Planet cites SuperQ’s early commercial traction—first revenue deal with D‑Wave Quantum Inc. & Verge Ag, launch of “Quantum Super Hubs” in India, and multiple strategic partnerships—as the basis for the investment.

Key Details

• Investment Position: 600,000 shares @ $0.30/share; 500,000 warrants @ $1.50/warrant (expires 18 Mar 2026).
• SuperQ Highlights:
• Flagship product “Super™” combines quantum annealing, gate‑based quantum computing, and high‑performance classical computing.
• First revenue deal announced with D‑Wave Quantum Inc. & Verge Ag for quantum‑powered robotic motion planning in large‑scale agriculture.
• Launched a national network of “Quantum Super Hubs” in India; first hub opened at Tecconnect Innovation Centre.
• Accepted as a member of FABrIC, a government‑backed initiative to accelerate Canada’s semiconductor ecosystem.
• Released “Super PQC Analyst,” the initial component of an upcoming Super PQC module.
• Filed two U.S. provisional patent applications covering hybrid quantum‑supercomputing and hybrid quantum sensing inventions.
• Market Context: Quantum computing market projected to grow from US$3.52 bn (2025) to US$20.20 bn by 2030 (CAGR ~41.8%). Broader quantum technologies could approach US$100 bn by 2035.
• Strategic Rationale (CEO Quote): “We believe SuperQ is not just exciting — it’s one of the select quantum companies that has the potential to lead in the hybrid computing era.” – Etienne Moshevich, CEO, Planet Ventures.

Notable Quotes

“We believe SuperQ is not just exciting — it’s one of the select quantum companies that has the potential to lead in the hybrid computing era,” says Etienne Moshevich, CEO of Planet Ventures.