Creotech Quantum S.A., a Warsaw Stock Exchange-listed company developing and commercialising quantum technologies, has completed the issue of 350,000 Series D shares, raising a total of PLN 81.2 million gross. The shares were subscribed for at PLN 232 per share and fully paid up as part of an accelerated book-building process. The company will use the proceeds to pursue its strategic objectives, support further development and enter a phase of dynamic growth. Creotech Quantum was supported in the process by cc group as investor relations and financial adviser, while Dom Maklerski Banku Ochrony Środowiska S.A. acted as the coordinator of the offering.
“The completed issue and the very strong interest it attracted from institutional and individual investors are a clear signal to us that the market recognises the potential of the technologies developed by Creotech Quantum and the direction of the company’s strategic growth. The funds raised will allow us to accelerate the implementation of key projects in quantum technologies and space security, as well as strengthen our production and commercialisation capabilities. We believe this will enable us to consistently reinforce Creotech Quantum’s position as one of the leaders of the European quantum technology market and as a reliable partner for key programmes carried out by leading institutions and organisations in Europe and around the world,” says Dr Anna Kamińska, President of the Management Board of Creotech Quantum S.A.
Between 11 and 13 May 2026, the company conducted an accelerated book-building process addressed to selected qualified investors, as well as to no more than 149 natural or legal persons who were not qualified investors and to investors subscribing for shares with a value of at least EUR 100,000 per investor. The issue price of the Series D shares was set at PLN 232 per share. Between 15 and 22 May 2026, the company concluded subscription agreements with investors for a total of 350,000 Series D shares, which were fully paid up. The company plans to introduce rights to shares to trading on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
The funds raised will be allocated to the development of research and development activities and organisational growth, including co-financing projects carried out for the European Commission and the European Space Agency. The key areas include the development of quantum key distribution systems, single-photon detectors, solutions for optical ground stations, space security technologies and quantum electronics, as well as investments in infrastructure and testing and integration facilities.
The proceeds will also support product commercialisation, including the QKD system, the expansion of production capacity, the development of sales and marketing, and further international expansion. The company also does not rule out acquisitions of entities that are complementary in technological or business terms, which could help strengthen its market position and accelerate the development of its operations.
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Source: CEO.com.pl
