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Aqarios has successfully transitioned from a private spin-off to a publicly traded entity on the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange via a SPAC merger, securing capital specifically for its hardware-agnostic quantum platform, Luna. The company aims to accelerate European industrial competitiveness by enabling businesses like BASF and E.ON to access advanced quantum solutions without managing complex underlying infrastructure. This listing marks a significant milestone as Aqarios becomes Germany's first pure-play public quantum computing firm, focusing on practical application deployment rather than just theoretical research.

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$140M SPAC Funds Aqarios’ Public Quantum Computing Debut

Quantum ZeitgeistJuly 15, 20263 min read

Aqarios is now publicly traded on the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange after a SPAC transaction with Fonterelli SPAC 4 AG, securing funds for its quantum computing platform.

Aqarios Quantum Technologies AG began trading on the Düsseldorf Stock Exchange this week, becoming, to their knowledge, the first pure-play quantum computing company publicly listed in Germany. The listing follows a transaction with Fonterelli SPAC 4 AG, accelerating the company’s growth since its founding in 2021 as a spin-off from LMU Munich. Aqarios intends to use the funds to expand its quantum application platform,…

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