A source-backed record of how quantum companies return capital: exits, deals in progress and the buyers behind them. The investor workspace built on it is in preparation. The FDD review for a live deal is available today.
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As of Oct 9, 2026. Published records only, each backed by official sources. See every record
Funding databases tell you who raised. For quantum, few sources tell you who actually exited, and how well. The workspace will open on Exit Intelligence, its first module. The record behind it already exists.
Quantum exits and deals in progress, from strategic acquisitions to de-SPACs to IPOs, on one source-backed record. 28 published records today.
Banker mandates, CFO hires, strategic reviews, board changes. The weak signals that come before a liquidity event, scored by confidence.
Bring a portfolio company. See its realistic exit paths, likely buyers and the comparable transactions an IC memo needs.
There is nothing to log into yet. Sign up with your work email and we tell you when the workspace opens. Here is what is planned.
The historical record of quantum exits, the part that already exists.
Early access costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
The forward-looking and portfolio modules, still to be built.
Early-access funds hear about pricing first.
In venture, one wrong exit value ends a tool's credibility. The record is built to avoid that.
Generic M&A categories miss the point. Companies are classified by segment, modality and stack layer, the way a quantum investor actually thinks.
A ten-figure strategic acquisition and a distressed asset sale are different outcomes. Every published event carries a quality score from 1 to 5.
Every fact comes from an official source: a company release, a regulatory filing, an exchange notice. The exact sentence is quoted, the page is opened a second time before anything is written, and every change is logged so it can be undone.
Finance for Quantum runs a public directory of quantum-active funds and a quantum funding news feed. Exit Intelligence is fed by that vantage point. The weekly memo, This Week in Quantum Exits, will be public and free. The first issue is not out yet.
The record tracks the market. Some decisions need a closer look at one company. For that, one service: the FDD review.
A productized FDD review of the quantum company you are about to back: a financial and structural read by the operator, plus a bounded verdict from a quantum scientist on the technical claim. Calibrated for pre-seed and seed targets.
Free early access for investors. Leave your work email and we tell you when it opens.