CDT Highlights Sarborg’s Expanding Quantum Computing IP Portfolio and Application to Drug Discovery

The filing extends Sarborg’s quantum-computing intellectual property from agriculture into drug discovery.

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CDT Equity (CDT) highlighted Sarborg’s filing of quantum-sampling intellectual property for drug discovery and CDT’s 22.7% stake in Sarborg.

CDT holds 1,290 Sarborg shares. Sarborg’s latest capital raise priced shares at $125,000 each, implying a fully diluted valuation of approximately $709 million. Sarborg applied its model to 150 disease networks and reported that a quantum-enhanced sampler reproduced the model’s results with complete agreement in a simulation against an exact ground truth. Sarborg is in active discussions with a quantum computing company about a hardware partnership.

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• Major pointSarborg’s latest capital raise priced shares at $125,000 each, implying a fully diluted valuation of approximately $709 million.
• Minor pointDrug-discovery IP filing expands the portfolio of Sarborg, in which CDT holds a 22.7% stake.

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• Minor pointThe potential hardware partnership remains at the active discussions stage.

Market Context

On Sep 10, CDT shares recorded a 42.54% 24-hour decline following Sarborg’s earlier mental-health ap...

Analysis

On Sep 10, CDT shares recorded a 42.54% 24-hour decline following Sarborg’s earlier mental-health application of its quantum models, a directly related prior use case; that historical move does not establish a response to this filing.

Key Figures

Sarborg shares held: 1,290 shares Issued share capital: 22.7% Latest capital raise price: $125,000 per share +3 more

Sarborg shares held

1,290 shares

CDT's reported holding

Issued share capital

22.7%

CDT's ownership of Sarborg

Latest capital raise price

$125,000 per share

Sarborg's latest capital raise

Fully diluted valuation

Approximately $709 million

Implied by Sarborg's latest capital raise

Disease networks

150 disease networks

Sarborg model applied across multiple indications

Alignment with established drug targets

Approximately eightfold

COPD combinatorially regulated genes

Historical Context

1 past event · Latest: Sep 10

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1. Sep 10

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   Sarborg applied its quantum models to mental-health and neuropsychiatric drug discovery.

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Key Terms

copd, cell-surface receptors, ion channels

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copd medical

"chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)"

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a long-term lung condition that progressively narrows airways and reduces the ability to breathe, causing persistent cough, shortness of breath and fatigue. It matters to investors because a large and growing patient population creates steady demand for drugs, medical devices and care services, influences healthcare spending and regulatory decisions, and offers clear market opportunities—similar to a leaking engine that requires ongoing fixes and replacement parts.

cell-surface receptors medical

"cell-surface receptors and ion channels"

Proteins embedded in a cell’s outer membrane that bind specific molecules such as hormones, drugs, or signaling compounds and then trigger changes inside the cell. They matter to investors because many medicines, diagnostic tests, and safety questions depend on how well a drug or biomarker interacts with a particular receptor—like a lock and key—so receptor biology influences a therapy’s effectiveness, development risk, regulatory path, and commercial potential.

ion channels medical

"cell-surface receptors and ion channels"

Proteins in cell membranes that form pores allowing charged atoms (ions) such as sodium, potassium, calcium, or chloride to pass in and out of cells; they act like gated pipes that open or close in response to electrical signals, chemicals, or mechanical forces. They matter to investors because they are common drug and diagnostic targets, and changes in their function can drive the development, approval, or safety profile of therapies and medical devices that affect a company’s value.

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NAPLES, Fla. and CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom, Sept. 29, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CDT Equity Inc. (Nasdaq: CDT) (“CDT” or the “Company”) today notes the announcement from Sarborg Limited regarding the filing of new intellectual property applying quantum sampling to disease biology and drug discovery. CDT holds 1,290 shares in Sarborg, representing 22.7% of the issued share capital. Sarborg’s latest capital raise was at $125,000 per share, implying a fully diluted valuation of approximately $709 million.

A copy of Sarborg’s full announcement is available below and at www.sarborg.com/news.

Sarborg Expands Quantum Computing Patent Portfolio, Applying Quantum Sampling to Disease Biology and Drug Targeting

WILMINGTON, De - September 29, 2026 - Sarborg Limited ("Sarborg" or the "Company") today announced the filing of comprehensive novel intellectual property (IP) expanding its quantum computing applications into human drug discovery, utilising the expansive problem-solving efficiency of quantum sampling. Sarborg is also in active discussions with a leading global quantum computing company regarding a partnership to advance these dedicated models on market-leading quantum hardware.

Existing quantum computing work in drug discovery focuses on simulating individual molecules, but Sarborg's novel application applies market-leading quantum computation to disease biology itself: the networks of regulators that switch disease genes on and off. Disease genes are frequently controlled by several regulators acting together, a combinatorial layer that conventional network methods cannot see and that grows rapidly harder to compute at scale. This approach requires the complexity of quantum sampling solutions.

The uniqueness of Sarborg’s intellectual property filing ensures a model that runs on existing classical infrastructure and produces commercially usable output, while being dedicated to maximising the current quantum processing capability and maintaining the full biological complexity of the model. To the Company's knowledge, no other method combines quantum-ready sampling of disease network structure with a calibrated higher-order screen of this kind.

Applied across 150 disease networks in multiple indications, including Crohn's disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and psoriasis, the model found that combinatorially regulated genes concentrate cell-surface receptors and ion channels, among the most targeted opportunities in pharmacology, and carry independent human genetic support for disease in all three conditions. In COPD, they aligned approximately eightfold with the disease's own established drug targets, including CHRM3, the target of tiotropium. In a simulation against an exact ground truth, Sarborg's quantum-enhanced sampler reproduced the model's results with complete agreement, converging on a complex disease gene for which a matched classical sampler remained trapped.

This novel filing builds on the Company's July 2026 quantum-enabled PRISM filing in agriculture and extends its patent estate across each layer of its Signature Intelligence models.

“Much of the quantum sector is still looking for problems that genuinely suit the hardware. We started from one,” said Dr. Andrew Regan, Chief Executive Officer of Sarborg. “Disease genes are controlled by committees of regulators acting together, a combinatorial layer conventional methods miss, and quantum samplers are built to explore. Our model delivers druggable, genetically supported targets today and is ready for quantum hardware by design. Our discussions with a leading quantum computing company to implement it in hardware are advancing strongly.”

About Sarborg Limited

Sarborg is an agentic AI and quantum computing signature intelligence business, built on the principle that signatures can function as a universal data language to identify, interpret, and generate high-value opportunities across multiple sectors. By analysing, matching, and learning from biological, chemical, and industrial signatures using its agentic AI and quantum computing infrastructure, Sarborg's agents create a continuously evolving network of intelligence-driven insights.

Investors & Media:
info@sarborg.com
www.sarborg.com

About CDT Equity Inc.

CDT Equity Inc. (NASDAQ: CDT) is a data-driven biopharmaceutical development company focused on identifying, enhancing, and advancing high-potential therapeutic assets through scientific innovation and strategic partnerships. Originally established as Conduit Pharmaceuticals, the company has evolved into a broader, more agile platform that leverages artificial intelligence, solid-form chemistry, and efficient asset repositioning to accelerate the development of novel treatments. Looking ahead, CDT are committed to creating shareholder value through licensing, strategic M&A, and positioning the company as a platform for transformative innovation.

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FAQ

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How much of Sarborg does CDT Equity own?

CDT Equity holds 1,290 Sarborg shares, representing 22.7% of Sarborg’s issued share capital.

What valuation does Sarborg’s latest capital raise imply?

Sarborg’s latest capital raise was priced at $125,000 per share, implying a fully diluted valuation of approximately $709 million.