Horizon Quantum Holdings Finalizes SPAC Merger, Secures $120M Capital, and Acquires IonQ Quantum System

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Horizon Quantum Holdings completed its SPAC merger, raising $120 million in capital which alleviated going concern doubts, and finalized a $35 million acquisition of a quantum computing system from IonQ, despite reporting significant operating losses and declining revenue.

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• SPAC Business Combination Completed

  The company successfully completed its business combination with dMY Squared Technology Group, Inc. on March 19, 2026, becoming a publicly traded entity on Nasdaq under the ticker 'HQ'.

• Secured $120 Million in Capital

  The business combination included a significant capital infusion of approximately $120 million from a PIPE private placement ($111.85 million) and funds disbursed from the SPAC trust account ($11 million). This funding alleviated previous 'going concern' doubts.

• Acquired IonQ Quantum System for $35 Million

  On March 31, 2026, Horizon Quantum Holdings entered into a Quantum Systems Agreement with IonQ, Inc. to purchase a dedicated trapped-ion quantum computing system for an aggregate consideration of $35 million, a key strategic investment for its hardware testbed.

• Significant Operating Losses and Revenue Decline

  The company reported a net loss of S$23.1 million for the year ended December 31, 2025, a substantial increase from S$7.5 million in 2024. Revenue also significantly decreased to S$0.05 million in 2025 from S$0.36 million in 2024.

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This 20-F annual report details the successful completion of Horizon Quantum Holdings' business combination with dMY Squared Technology Group, Inc. on March 19, 2026, which included a significant capital infusion of approximately $120 million from a PIPE private placement and the SPAC trust account. This funding was critical in alleviating previous 'going concern' doubts, providing essential runway for the company's research and development-intensive quantum computing initiatives. The report also discloses the final terms of a strategic agreement with IonQ, Inc. to acquire a dedicated trapped-ion quantum computing system for $35 million, a key investment in its hardware testbed and technology roadmap. Despite these positive capital and strategic developments, the company reported substantial operating losses of S$23.1 million in 2025 and a significant decline in revenue, underscoring the high-burn, early-stage nature of the quantum computing industry. Additionally, the dual-class share structure grants CEO Joseph Fitzsimons 65% of the voting power, designating the company as a 'controlled company' under Nasdaq rules.