Key Highlights
LAES shares climb following SEALSQ’s participation in Quobly’s €130M financing
SEALSQ takes leading position in Quobly’s quantum computing funding initiative
Stock experiences upward movement as Quobly partnership enhances quantum security focus
SEALSQ’s Quantum Fund expands its market presence through significant Quobly stake
LAES maintains positive momentum following post-quantum semiconductor advancement
SEALSQ Corp (LAES) captured investor interest as shares finished the regular session at $3.71, representing a 4.51% increase, before moderating to $3.69 in extended hours. The stock experienced a modest 0.54% decline during after-hours activity, though trading patterns revealed substantial buying interest throughout the day. This upward momentum emerged following SEALSQ’s announcement of its prominent position in Quobly’s €130 million Series A capital raise.
LAES Advances Through Quantum Technology Expansion
SEALSQ participated alongside notable partners including STMicroelectronics, Isalt, and BPI France in supporting Quobly’s recent capital infusion. The investment was channeled through the SEALSQ Quantum Fund. Furthermore, this transaction broadens the company’s footprint in post-quantum cryptography and silicon-based quantum processing.
The capital commitment enables Quobly’s ambitions to commercialize silicon quantum processors and bring initial commercial platforms to market. Additionally, it reinforces a technical collaboration established in November 2025. SEALSQ emphasized the investment aligns with its Quantum Vertical Sovereign Stack initiative.
Carlos Moreira, serving as SEALSQ’s chief executive officer, secured a position on Quobly’s board of directors as well. Consequently, the organization obtains direct influence over Quobly’s strategic and technological direction. This board appointment further demonstrates enhanced strategic coordination between the two entities.
Strategic Quobly Transaction Enhances SEALSQ’s Quantum Fund
SEALSQ established its Quantum Fund during February 2025 with an opening commitment of $20 million. The fund has subsequently expanded to $200 million. SEALSQ now maintains a more substantial capital pool for focused quantum technology ventures.
The organization indicated the fund advances trusted, sovereign, and protected quantum infrastructure development. It focuses on enterprises reinforcing quantum computation, cybersecurity solutions, semiconductor innovation, and protected communication networks. Moreover, the fund aligns with SEALSQ’s objective to integrate hardware security capabilities with emerging quantum platforms.
Beyond the Quobly transaction, SEALSQ has allocated approximately $30 million from the fund’s resources. The company has supported ventures including IC’Alps, ColibriTD, EeroQ, WISeSat, Quantix Edge Security, and WeCan Group. Each portfolio addition strengthens distinct components of SEALSQ’s comprehensive quantum infrastructure.
SEALSQ Develops Protected Quantum Computing Platforms
SEALSQ and Quobly intend to integrate quantum processing units with hardware-level security mechanisms. Quobly contributes scalable FD-SOI quantum processing technology to the alliance. SEALSQ provides post-quantum cryptographic chips, QVault TPM solutions, and hardware Root-of-Trust architectures.
Both organizations seek to create secure quantum computing systems at the foundational silicon layer. They intend to engineer quantum-resistant microcontroller solutions optimized for quantum computing environments. The partnership will enhance device verification, cryptographic key administration, and trusted platform governance.
The technology platform serves industries requiring robust security measures, encompassing defense applications, financial services, energy infrastructure, and critical national systems. Quobly simultaneously advances its silicon-based quantum computers toward market readiness. Thus, SEALSQ’s capital commitment provides LAES shareholders with more direct exposure to the expanding quantum computing sector.





