Quantum Base Holdings (LSE:QUBE) reported accelerating commercial progress, projecting FY26 revenues in the range of £455,000 to £595,000. Growth is being supported by expanded collaboration with a major global security printer and the addition of a global art authentication registry to its client base.
The company noted that several agreements, along with roughly £42,000 in setup-related fees, have been pushed into FY27. This timing shift has contributed to a larger-than-anticipated EBITDA loss for the current year. Despite this, Quantum Base maintains a solid financial position, with £3.4 million in net cash, and is engaged in advanced discussions with prospective clients across multiple industries.
On the operational side, the firm introduced its Q-ID Scanner 2.0 application on iOS, reducing authentication times to under three seconds while improving usability in low-connectivity settings. An Android version is currently under development. Quantum Base has also expanded its sales and marketing capabilities to support increasing demand, as awareness of its Q-ID technology grows across sectors such as security printing, pharmaceuticals, and brand protection.
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Quantum Base Holdings is a UK-based quantum technology company behind Q-ID, a patented authentication system designed to produce unique, non-replicable identifiers to combat counterfeiting. The solution can be embedded into standard printing processes and verified באמצעות smartphones, targeting applications in security printing, pharmaceuticals, brand protection, and other high-value industries.
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