TLDR
- Q4 FY25 earnings for Quantum Computing (QUBT) scheduled for March 2, 2026
- Analysts project losses narrowing to $0.02 per share versus $0.47 loss in the prior year period
- Anticipated revenue of $390K marks substantial growth from $62K in Q4 2024
- Shares declined 8.4% on February 27, trading beneath key 50-day and 200-day moving averages
- Options market suggests potential 14.05% swing following earnings announcement
Quarterly results for Quantum Computing Inc.’s fourth fiscal quarter of 2025 are scheduled for release Monday, March 2, 2026. Shares experienced significant pressure leading into the announcement, declining 8.4% on February 27 to settle at $8.278.
Daily trading activity registered approximately 3.37 million shares — representing a 78% decrease from the typical 15 million share average. Such muted volume during a selloff may indicate limited market conviction, though additional context is necessary.
Shares currently trade beneath both the 50-day moving average of $10.35 and the 200-day moving average of $13.70. Despite recent weakness, QUBT maintains gains exceeding 39% over the trailing twelve months, fueled predominantly by enthusiasm surrounding its photonic technology platform.
Analysts are forecasting a quarterly loss of $0.02 per share for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025. This represents substantial improvement compared to the $0.47 per share loss recorded during the identical quarter one year earlier.
Revenue projections stand at $390K, a notable increase from the $62K generated in Q4 2024. Though absolute figures remain modest, the trajectory is garnering attention from market observers.
Luminar Acquisition in Focus
Among the key narratives surrounding the upcoming earnings call is the company’s $110 million all-cash purchase of Luminar Semiconductor Inc., formerly held by Luminar Technologies. This strategic transaction aims to enhance QUBT’s vertical integration and accelerate its path toward consistent revenue generation.
Market participants will be attentive to management commentary regarding semiconductor manufacturing schedules, fulfillment of outstanding orders, and preliminary revenue signals stemming from the acquisition.
Analyst Targets Have Been Cut
Sell-side sentiment presents a nuanced picture. Lake Street analyst Max Michaelis maintained his Buy recommendation while reducing his price objective from $24 to $16 — still suggesting approximately 77% appreciation potential from current price levels.
Ascendiant Capital Markets similarly adjusted its target downward from $40 to $25 while preserving its Buy rating. Taking a more conservative stance, Wedbush launched coverage with a Neutral rating and $12 price target, while Cantor Fitzgerald maintained its Neutral rating with a $15 target.
Rosenblatt Securities initiated coverage in January with a Buy rating and $22 price target. Consensus among analysts tracked stands at Moderate Buy, consisting of one Strong Buy, two Buy ratings, two Hold ratings, and one Sell rating.
The mean price target among covering analysts is $18.00, implying roughly 99% upside from the February 27 closing price.
QUBT exhibits a beta coefficient of 3.44, indicating pronounced volatility relative to broader market movements. The company’s market capitalization stands at approximately $1.83 billion, with a negative P/E ratio of -13.40 due to its pre-profitability stage.
Company insiders control 19.3% of outstanding shares. COO Milan Begliarbekov divested 2,860 shares on January 7 at $11.85 per share, trimming his holdings by approximately 10.55%. Institutional ownership remains limited at 4.26%.
The options market is anticipating approximately 14.05% movement in either direction subsequent to the earnings release.
Fourth quarter fiscal 2025 results are scheduled for publication before market open on March 2, 2026.
