QUANTINUUM TARGETS $1.46B IN EXPANDED IPO
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Quantum computing startup Quantinuum has increased its initial public offering, planning to sell 26.5 million shares at $53-$55 each. The offering could raise up to $1.46 billion and value the Honeywell-backed company at $14.3 billion.
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