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BTQ Technologies Corp. filings document foreign-issuer current reports on its quantum and post-quantum technology business. Recent Form 6-K exhibits include company news releases on QSSN, post-quantum security for financial infrastructure, quantum error-correction research, Bitcoin-focused cryptographic research, QCIM product development, and shareholder communications tied to financial results.
The filing record also covers material-event disclosure, material agreements, capital-structure disclosure, governance matters, and security-structure topics. These documents connect BTQ's public-company reporting to its post-quantum cryptography, hardware-rooted security, quantum software, and digital-asset security initiatives.
BTQ Technologies Corp. reports completion of the design for its next-generation QCIM + PUF security chip, developed with ICTK Co., Ltd.. The chip integrates BTQ's Quantum Compute-in-Memory cryptographic accelerator with ICTK's VIA PUF™ technology to create a hardware-rooted security platform aimed at unique device authentication, cryptographic acceleration, and trusted device identity at the silicon level. It targets IoT, AI devices, industrial systems, secure elements, edge devices, and other connected infrastructure. The companies previously entered into a US$15 million development and joint investment agreement in October 2025 to co-develop QCIM. BTQ expects to ship test chips to key customers and partners by year-end to support validation and progress toward potential mass production.
BTQ Technologies Corp. has completed its acquisition of French quantum software company QPerfect SA, which now operates as a wholly owned subsidiary. QPerfect adds its MIMIQ quantum emulator, Digital Twin capabilities, Quantum Logical Unit framework, and neutral atom control expertise to BTQ’s technology stack.
The deal is intended to strengthen BTQ’s strategy of building trusted quantum technologies for post-quantum security, helping organizations test, validate, and control quantum-secure systems before deployment. BTQ also gains a European R&D hub in Strasbourg, enhancing access to specialized talent and research collaborations across the EU quantum ecosystem.
BTQ Technologies Corp. filed a Form 6-K highlighting a news release on the commercial launch of SDT Inc.’s QuREKA™ hybrid quantum cloud platform at Quantum Korea 2026, powered by QPerfect’s MIMIQ™ quantum emulator. QPerfect, a French quantum software company, is expected to become a wholly owned BTQ subsidiary following completion of a previously announced acquisition that remains subject to customary closing conditions and FDI approval.
With this launch, MIMIQ moves from early access to a paid, customer-facing service inside QuREKA, giving Korean research institutions and enterprises cloud-based access to large-scale quantum circuit emulation. BTQ frames this as an important milestone for its quantum software portfolio and for its strategic partnership with SDT in South Korea, a key market within BTQ’s broader Canada–Korea quantum cooperation efforts.
BTQ Technologies Corp. received final approval from French Foreign Direct Investment authorities to complete its full acquisition of Strasbourg-based quantum software company QPerfect SAS. The deal totals €18,592,242.83 at closing, plus potential earnout payments of up to €5,672,680.72 tied to future milestones.
BTQ paid €2,024,000.13 in cash and issued 2,195,929 common shares valued at €16,568,242.70 for the closing consideration. The earnout may add €440,604.07 in cash and 693,450 additional shares valued at €5,232,076.65, with all shares priced at approximately €7.54 each. BTQ also granted 198,808 restricted share units to QPerfect CEO Philippe Blot, who will remain in his role.
The French approval includes conditions such as keeping QPerfect’s registered office in France, appointing a French corporate officer, maintaining R&D activity, and protecting intellectual property. BTQ plans to use QPerfect’s MIMIQ quantum emulator, Digital Twin tools, and Quantum Logical Unit framework to strengthen its trusted quantum infrastructure and expand its European R&D hub in Strasbourg.
BTQ Technologies Corp. is calling a virtual-only annual general and special meeting of shareholders on August 12, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Vancouver time, accessible via webcast. Shareholders will receive the audited financial statements and management’s discussion and analysis for the year ended December 31, 2025, vote to fix the Board at five directors, elect directors, and appoint MNP LLP as auditor with the Board fixing its remuneration.
They will also be asked to reapprove BTQ’s omnibus equity incentive plan, which governs stock options, RSUs, PSUs and DSUs. The record date for voting is June 23, 2026, when 141,780,930 common shares were issued and outstanding, each carrying one vote. As of that date, CEO Olivier Roussy Newton beneficially owned or controlled 42,937,500 common shares, representing 30.28% of the voting rights.
The filing explains detailed proxy, notice-and-access and virtual participation procedures for registered and beneficial shareholders, outlines BTQ’s Board composition and committee structure, and summarizes executive and director compensation, including awards under the omnibus equity plan.
BTQ Technologies Corp. has appointed Brandt Pasco as its U.S. Strategic Advisor for Post-Quantum Cryptography and Security. He will help deepen BTQ's relationships with U.S. government stakeholders, national security organizations, research institutions, and strategic industry partners as the U.S. accelerates quantum and post-quantum policy initiatives.
Pasco brings more than two decades of experience across Congress, the Department of Defense, the National Security Council, and In-Q-Tel, along with private-sector roles scaling technology companies. He will support BTQ's strategy across post-quantum security, hardware-level cryptographic acceleration, secure digital asset infrastructure, and quantum software as quantum technology moves from research toward deployment and procurement.
BTQ Technologies Corp. has entered into a Controlled Equity Sales Agreement with Cantor Fitzgerald affiliates, allowing it to issue and sell common shares from time to time in an at-the-market program of up to C$150,000,000 in aggregate offering price.
The sales can be made on Nasdaq, Cboe Canada or other permitted marketplaces, with Cantor Fitzgerald & Co. acting as U.S. agent and Cantor Fitzgerald Canada Corporation as Canadian agent. These ATM sales are made under BTQ’s existing Canadian and U.S. base shelf prospectuses and Form F-10 registration, which cover up to C$300,000,000 in securities in Canada and US$173,310,226 in the United States. BTQ reports 141,310,930 common shares outstanding as of March 31, 2026.
BTQ Technologies Corp. has filed details for its upcoming Annual General and Special Meeting of security holders. The record date for notice of meeting, voting, and beneficial ownership determination is June 23, 2026, and the meeting will be held on August 12, 2026 in Vancouver. The company will use notice-and-access for both beneficial and registered holders, and will not send proxy-related materials directly to non-objecting beneficial owners or pay for delivery to objecting beneficial owners.
BTQ Technologies Corp. provided a Q1 2026 corporate update highlighting progress across its four pillars: QCIM hardware acceleration, QPerfect neutral-atom software, Quantum Secure Systems & Networks (QSSN), and Bitcoin Quantum.
QCIM moved toward commercialization with key engineering hires, ongoing architecture work, and collaborations with ICTK and ITRI to support secure, crypto‑agile post‑quantum silicon. Pending completion of its acquisition, QPerfect advanced its MIMIQ, Digital Twin, and Quantum Logic Unit stack and prepared to launch TensorWeaver for on‑premises simulation.
QSSN reached commercial‑grade readiness and was selected as a core post‑quantum security component for South Korea’s first bank‑led KRW stablecoin pilot, successfully validating 1,477 transactions with a 100% success rate and settling more than 753,000 MCCX. Bitcoin Quantum scaled its testnet to more than 75 miners and 300,000 blocks and fully deployed BIP 360, positioning for a targeted mid‑2026 mainnet launch.
BTQ ended Q1 2026 with a cash balance of C$12,132,953 and noted that a base shelf prospectus remains in place. The company plans to host a shareholder call on May 19, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss Q1 2026 financial results and its broader corporate strategy.
BTQ Technologies Corp. provided a Q1 2026 corporate update highlighting progress across its four core pillars: QCIM hardware acceleration, QPerfect neutral-atom platforms (pending acquisition), Quantum Secure Systems & Networks (QSSN), and Bitcoin Quantum.
QSSN reached commercial-grade readiness and was selected as a core post-quantum security component for South Korea's first bank-led KRW stablecoin pilot, processing 1,477 production transactions with a 100% success rate and settling over 753,000 MCCX while creating more than 200 post-quantum wallets. Bitcoin Quantum advanced toward a targeted mid-2026 mainnet launch, with its testnet surpassing 75 miners, 300,000 blocks, and 150 contributors.
QCIM moved closer to productization with continued architecture work and collaborations with ICTK and ITRI, while QPerfect advanced its MIMIQ, Digital Twin, and Quantum Logic Unit stack ahead of the acquisition's completion. BTQ ended Q1 2026 with a cash balance of C$12,132,953 and maintained a base shelf prospectus to preserve capital-raising flexibility.