Quantum Blockchain Technologies H1 operating loss narrows to €1.37 million; net loss improves to €1.15 million
Bitget2026/09/28 06:03- Quantum Blockchain Technologies reported a 25.45% narrower loss attributable to owners at EUR 1.15 million for the six months ended June 30, 2026.
- Operating loss narrowed 9.15% to EUR 1.37 million, while administrative expenses fell 9.15% to EUR 1.37 million.
- Cash and cash equivalents dropped 97.58% to EUR 11,000, while net cash used in operating activities eased 20.28% to EUR 1.07 million.
- Net liabilities widened 5.24% to EUR 6.43 million, while net current assets swung to EUR 1.16 million.
- Management said AI Oracle testing delivered a consistent edge over traditional mining, and expects an ASIC UltraBoost U.S. patent grant on Oct. 6.
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