Creotech Quantum, a Polish company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange that develops and commercialises quantum technologies, has estimated its capital needs at around PLN 55–60 million in connection with the implementation of its growth strategy. The funds are to be used over the next two years to pursue key strategic objectives and move the company into a phase of dynamic growth. To secure this financing, the company is considering a share issue under authorised capital, with the aim of raising funds by the end of the first half of 2026.
“The identified capital needs reflect our ambition to enter a phase of dynamic growth — both by continuing to develop and implement technologies and by strengthening our sales and marketing capabilities. Today, we are focused not only on further improving our solutions, but above all on their effective commercialisation. We see growing demand for quantum communication technologies, especially in the areas of data security and critical infrastructure, and we want to actively build our position in this market segment. Our goal is to develop a scalable business model based on our own IP and competencies built through international projects,” said Dr Anna Kamińska, President of the Management Board of Creotech Quantum S.A.
At the same time, in line with its previous declarations, the company intends to continue co-financing its research and development activities from external sources, including through national and international programmes, in particular projects carried out for the European Commission and the European Space Agency.
Around 50–65% of the planned funds are to be allocated to the continuation of research and development activities and further expansion of the organisation. In this area, Creotech Quantum is focusing, among other things, on developing a new generation of quantum key distribution systems for ground infrastructure, developing single-photon detectors and receivers for optical ground stations, and creating advanced solutions in the areas of space security and electronics for quantum processors.
In parallel, the company plans to strengthen its operational structures by implementing ISO and NIS2 standards, expanding security infrastructure, increasing integration and testing capabilities, and investing in engineering facilities and new IT technologies.
The remaining funds will be allocated to business development and product commercialisation. This includes pre-implementation and pilot work related to the market launch of the company’s first QKD system and subsequent products in this line, in particular single-photon detectors for optical ground stations.
Creotech Quantum also plans to build demonstration devices, including astronomical and “quantum” cameras, meaning devices used to read the state of qubits and correct errors. These will be used in pilot tests to support a more effective market entry.
An important element of the strategy is also the development of sales and marketing competencies, including expansion into foreign markets and an increased presence at key industry events. Creotech Quantum also plans to scale up production of its own solutions, which should shorten order fulfilment times, improve the competitiveness of its offer and optimise costs.
The company does not rule out that the implementation of its strategy, including the achievement of the stated objectives, may be supported through acquisitions or partial acquisitions of entities that are technologically or commercially complementary.
Creotech Quantum plans to secure the identified capital needs in a flexible manner, taking into account current market conditions and available sources of financing, in order to ensure the effective implementation of its development strategy.
The identified investment directions are aligned with the company’s long-term goal of building a strong position in the European quantum technology market.
