Quantum eMotion Corp. (QNC) files as a foreign issuer and furnishes Form 6-K reports that document its public disclosures, operating updates, financial materials, and governance matters. Its filings identify the company as a developer of quantum-based cryptographic solutions focused on intellectual property development and commercialization of cybersecurity solutions.
For QNC, key filing topics include management discussion and analysis, interim financial statements prepared under IFRS, officer certifications, material-event disclosures, capital-structure information, shareholder voting matters, governance updates, and exhibits containing company news releases. These materials provide formal context for announcements involving QRNG technology, SecureKey, eShield-Q, Sentry-Q, cryptographic validation processes, acquisitions, subsidiaries, and shareholder approvals.
Quantum eMotion filings are especially relevant for readers evaluating how the company describes its quantum cybersecurity business in regulatory documents rather than only in press releases. The MD&A sections discuss factors affecting financial position, results of operations, and cash flows, while exhibit filings preserve company disclosures about product development, technology assets, corporate actions, and reporting obligations.
Because Quantum eMotion's business involves cryptographic modules, quantum entropy, post-quantum cryptography, and security-sensitive use cases, filings can help clarify which technologies are disclosed as company assets, which subsidiaries are reported, and how management presents commercialization efforts. QNC filings may also show governance changes, voting results, and material agreements that affect the company's public record.
Quantum eMotion Corp. agreed to acquire Plurilock Security Inc. through an arrangement under British Columbia law. Under the agreement, each Plurilock common share and restricted share unit would receive C$0.084 in cash and 0.0763 Quantum eMotion common shares, subject to the agreement’s adjustment provisions. Consideration for each outstanding Plurilock option is based on its underlying share count multiplied by the positive amount, if any, by which C$0.28 exceeds the option’s exercise price per share.
Completion is conditional on Plurilock shareholder approval, interim and final court orders, regulatory approvals and other conditions. Plurilock is to apply for an interim order on or before October 16, 2026. The agreement sets January 29, 2027 as the outside date, unless the parties extend it by mutual written agreement. Quantum eMotion may designate a wholly owned subsidiary as purchaser; if none is designated before the effective time, Quantum eMotion itself is the purchaser.
Quantum eMotion Corp. (QNC) entered into a definitive arrangement agreement to acquire 100% of Plurilock Security Inc.’s issued and outstanding common shares through a court-approved plan of arrangement. Under the agreement, each Plurilock shareholder is to receive C$0.084 in cash and C$0.196 in QNC shares per Plurilock share, at an exchange ratio of 0.0763 QNC share per Plurilock share, subject to customary adjustments. QNC will fund the cash component from cash on hand.
Completion is subject to approval by the Supreme Court of British Columbia, Plurilock shareholder votes, and required regulatory and third-party approvals, including the TSXV and NYSE American. A special meeting is expected in November 2026; if conditions are satisfied or waived, the parties expect to close shortly after. After completion, existing QNC shareholders and former Plurilock shareholders are expected to own approximately 95.97% and 4.03% of QNC, respectively, on a basic basis, subject to security exercises and customary adjustments. QNC also agreed to lend Plurilock up to C$2,000,000 at 8.5% per annum, secured against Plurilock’s personal property in Canada; maturity is the earlier of September 27, 2028, closing, or termination of the Arrangement Agreement in the event of a Superior Proposal.
Quantum eMotion Corp. reported its June 30, 2026 half‑year results, remaining in early commercialization with minimal revenues of $12,061 and a larger net loss of $8,324,643 versus $4,868,768 a year earlier. Loss per share was $0.038 on 219.1 million weighted average shares.
Total operating expenses rose sharply as the company scaled R&D, general and administrative, and share‑based compensation. Key drivers included investment in U.S. expansion, NYSE American listing costs, and higher staff and promotional spending to support commercialization of its quantum cybersecurity platform.
Liquidity remains strong: cash and marketable securities were $33,530,205, with total assets of $48,314,885 and working capital of $34,318,761 as of June 30, 2026. A major development was the SKV Technology Inc. acquisition, recorded as a $10,085,274 intangible asset for the SecureKey cryptographic platform, offset by a new contingent liability of $9,009,072 tied to earn‑outs and royalties. Multiple R&D programs continued across quantum entropy, SecureKey, CMOS chip design, blockchain security, and Entropy‑as‑a‑Service, supported by up to $600,000 of NRC IRAP funding.
Quantum eMotion Corp. received an updated large-shareholder report from a group of affiliated investment entities led by Capital Ventures International and Susquehanna-related firms. The reporting group states beneficial ownership of 5,297,606 Common Shares, representing 2.4% of the company’s Common Shares.
As of May 14, 2026, the company had 219,369,670 Common Shares outstanding, according to its shareholder meeting materials. The reporting entities outline how voting and dispositive powers are allocated between them and note that each disclaims beneficial ownership of shares directly owned by the others.
Quantum eMotion Corp. reported that it will sponsor the AI for Good Global Summit 2026 in Geneva from July 8 to 11, reinforcing its focus on quantum-secure cybersecurity for AI and critical infrastructure. CEO Francis Bellido will join a panel on AI security and cyber resilience.
The company also granted its Chief Executive Officer stock options to purchase up to 2,475,000 common shares at an exercise price of $4.32 per share. These options have a ten-year term expiring on June 29, 2036 and vest in four equal annual instalments from June 30, 2027 to June 30, 2030, subject to performance milestones.
Quantum eMotion Corp. reports a Schedule 13G filing showing a combined group holding of 24,234,055 shares of Common Shares, representing 11.0% of the class.
The filing states 219,369,670 Shares outstanding as of May 14, 2026. The reporting persons are Capital Ventures International, Susquehanna Advisors Group, Inc., and Susquehanna Securities, LLC, which describe shared and sole voting/dispositive powers and include a note that Susquehanna Securities' total includes options to buy 300 shares. Susquehanna Advisors Group serves as authorized agent under a Limited Power of Attorney; signatures by Brian Sopinsky are included.
Quantum eMotion Corp. reported the results of its annual general meeting, where shareholders approved all resolutions, including the election of all nominated directors, reappointment of Richter LLP as auditors, and an amendment to the stock option plan.
The stock option plan was changed from a fixed cap of 24,750,000 common shares to a rolling plan reserving up to 10% of issued and outstanding common shares as of each grant date, and now includes cashless exercise features. The Board also approved accelerating vesting of 125,000 stock options previously granted to consultant and former director Larry Moore.
Voting support for most directors exceeded 96%, while Francis Bellido and John Young were re-elected with narrower margins slightly above half of votes cast. The stock option plan amendment received 46,361,311 votes for, representing 97.52% support.
Quantum eMotion Corp. has called its annual shareholder meeting for June 18, 2026 in Montréal and via live webcast. Holders of common shares as of May 14, 2026, when 219,369,670 shares were outstanding, can vote in person, online or by proxy.
Shareholders will vote on electing five directors, reappointing Richter LLP as auditors, and approving amendments to the Stock Option Plan that convert it from a fixed 24,750,000-share reserve to a rolling plan allowing up to 10% of shares outstanding to be reserved at each grant date, add cashless exercise features, and align terms with TSX Venture Exchange requirements.
The circular also details 2025 executive and director compensation, existing stock option grants and plan capacity, board committee structures, diversity and governance practices, director and officer insurance coverage, and auditor fees.
Quantum eMotion Corp. reported Q1 2026 results with a net loss of C$3.6M on modest revenue of C$10.6K, its first reported sales from Greybox and Krown. Expenses were driven by research and development, general and administrative, and share-based payments.
The Company ended March 31, 2026 with C$36.9M in cash and marketable securities and equity of C$41.0M against total liabilities of C$0.9M, providing substantial liquidity. Management highlights ongoing quantum-cryptography R&D projects, a strong patent portfolio, and recent strategic moves including the NYSE American uplisting and the SecureKey platform acquisition.
Quantum eMotion Corp. reported a board change, appointing Catherine Loubier as a director effective May 8, 2026. The board size increased to six directors, and she will serve until the next annual shareholder meeting or until a successor is elected or she leaves the role earlier.
The company also named Ms. Loubier to its Audit Committee and its Corporate Governance and Nominating Committee, effective immediately. After her appointment, the Audit Committee consists of Catherine Loubier, Francis Bellido and Tullio Panarello, forming a majority of independent directors.
The filing highlights Ms. Loubier’s background spanning senior roles in Canadian politics and the private sector, including experience as Québec’s top diplomat in the United States, leadership positions at the Renault Nissan Mitsubishi Alliance, and current board roles at NanoXplore Inc. and Concordia University.