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NASDAQ:XNDU 26 April 2026 - 15 June 2026

Xanadu Quantum pops 18% as funding talks and chip moves bring traders in

Xanadu Quantum pops 18% as funding talks and chip moves bring traders in

Xanadu Quantum Technologies Limited Class B closed up 18.24% Monday at $13.94, up $2.15 for the day. Trading volume ran to about 6.98 million, well over the 3.07 million average on Robinhood. Shares traded between $12.25 and $14.19, finishing close to session highs. The stock is still trading well under its 52-week top of $42.44. Xanadu shares are higher, with investors set aside profits for now. First-quarter revenue hit $2.8 million, quadrupling year-on-year. The net loss grew to $20.6 million from $12.2 million. Xanadu ended the quarter with $272.5 million in cash and cash equivalents. Early-stage tech stocks often rally on any sign a catalyst could ease worries about funding or execution, but they can also fall sharply if losses mount, new shares look likely, or if there are questions about commercialization.
Xanadu Stock Is Moving While Nasdaq Sleeps — The $300 Million Question Investors Face

Xanadu Stock Is Moving While Nasdaq Sleeps — The $300 Million Question Investors Face

Xanadu Quantum Technologies’ Toronto-listed shares rose on Monday, giving investors a live read on the newly public quantum computing company while its Nasdaq listing sat out the U.S. Memorial Day holiday. TradingView showed the TSX stock at C$21.85, up 5.18%; Nasdaq’s 2026 calendar lists May 25 as a closed session. The Nasdaq-listed shares last traded at $15.18 on Friday, up 5.05%, TMX Money data showed. That split-market day matters because Xanadu spent last week giving investors two things to price at once: more possible capital and a technical claim on lowering quantum-computing costs.
Xanadu Jumps 20% After Quantum Selloff, Filing Remains Over XNDU

Xanadu Jumps 20% After Quantum Selloff, Filing Remains Over XNDU

Xanadu Quantum Technologies shares surged on Nasdaq Wednesday, with the stock rebounding after a tough May. The Class B shares traded between $11.70 and $14.68, and were recently quoted at $14.13, up $2.39, or 20.4%. XNDU has turned into a kind of bellwether for how the public market is taking to early-stage quantum stocks—lots of technology promises, not much revenue yet, and a share structure still working itself out after a blank-cheque merger. A SPAC, or special purpose acquisition company, is a listed shell company for taking another firm public via merger.
Xanadu Quantum Technologies Stock Gets Its First Public Earnings Test—and Losses Still Rule

Xanadu Quantum Technologies Stock Gets Its First Public Earnings Test—and Losses Still Rule

Xanadu Quantum Technologies Limited posted first-quarter revenue of $2.8 million, up sharply from $0.7 million a year ago, but losses also deepened. The company said net loss increased to $20.6 million, or 28 cents per share, compared with $12.2 million, or 22 cents, in the prior-year period. The results, released Thursday, offer an early glimpse at the mounting costs tied to bringing its photonic quantum-computing business to the public markets. Nasdaq shares changed hands at $15.13 late in the U.S. session, marking a 1.9% gain on the day after swinging between $14.10 and $15.99. Earlier, Investors.com noted the stock slipped more than 3% in after-hours action, landing at $14.66 as revenue topped forecasts but losses ran deeper than analysts had anticipated.
Xanadu Stock Faces a New Test as 2X ETF Debuts After 294 Million-Share Filing

Xanadu Stock Faces a New Test as 2X ETF Debuts After 294 Million-Share Filing

Xanadu Quantum Technologies stock slid Friday morning, slipping 6.16% to $16.31 as of 10:49 a.m. ET, according to Finviz. This comes just a day after Tradr ETFs rolled out a 2x long fund linked to the recently listed Canadian quantum computing firm. Earlier in the week, a resale prospectus put close to 294 million shares in focus for investors. The clock’s ticking for Xanadu, which is rapidly shifting from a low-profile public stock to a name with outsized price swings. The Tradr 2X Long XNDU Daily ETF—listed on Cboe under XNDX—targets double the daily returns of Xanadu shares. Leveraged ETFs like this one rely on borrowing or derivatives to amplify single-day moves, catering mostly to traders looking for quick action, not the sit-tight crowd.
8 May 2026
Xanadu Quantum Technologies Stock Gets First Big Test as Q1 Results Date Lands

Xanadu Quantum Technologies Stock Gets First Big Test as Q1 Results Date Lands

Xanadu Quantum Technologies Ltd. plans to report Q1 results on May 14, dropping the numbers after the bell. Management will host a call at 4:30 p.m. EDT to break down the figures and share their outlook. Standard procedure, except for the timing: the Toronto quantum-computing player only recently hit the public markets. The date is key here. XNDU only started trading a few weeks back. Its U.S. shares most recently changed hands at $36.12—$7.05 higher than the prior close—after hitting $38.31 earlier in the session. Roughly 4.28 million shares traded.
Xanadu Stock Rises After 294 Million-Share Filing: What Changes Now for XNDU

Xanadu Stock Rises After 294 Million-Share Filing: What Changes Now for XNDU

Shares of Xanadu Quantum Technologies Limited ended Friday at $30.95, up 7.28%, as attention turned to a fresh U.S. registration statement. The filing may let selling securityholders resell as many as 293.7 million Class B subordinate voting shares gradually. U.S. markets are shut for the weekend. The timing of the filing is notable, given Xanadu only just went public. Shares of the Toronto quantum-computing company, trading as XNDU, started to hit the boards on Nasdaq and the Toronto Stock Exchange less than a month ago, following its merger with Crane Harbor Acquisition Corp.—a SPAC, or special purpose acquisition company, essentially a shell firm created to take private companies public.
26 April 2026

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