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Shares of Quantum Cyber (QUCY) surged more than 70% in morning trade on Wednesday, breaching its 50-day moving average for the first time in over three months, as investors cheered the company’s first major drone technology deal since pivoting from a medical diagnostics firm.
QUCY shares posted their biggest ever single-day gains and are on track to reverse a four-session losing streak.
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Quantum Cyber announced an intellectual property licensing agreement with BP United, an autonomous unmanned vehicle systems developer. The deal gives Quantum Cyber exclusive rights to BP United’s drone technology portfolio, including an autonomous aerial defense platform designed for military and security operations.
As part of the agreement, BP United will also provide commercial production and delivery support for autonomous systems that have already been tested and are ready for deployment.
The platform can operate at distances greater than 25 kilometers and features fully autonomous take-off, navigation, and landing. It can be configured for surveillance, interception, and payload delivery, the company said.
“Beyond today's announcement, we are advancing an IP portfolio and quantum antenna technology that will define Quantum Cyber as a full-spectrum autonomous defense platform. We are just getting started,” said CEO David Lazar.
Earlier this year, Quantum Cyber changed its name from Mainz Biome. The changes reflect the company’s shift toward quantum computing and cybersecurity businesses.
The shift marks the company’s aim to tap into the fast-growing unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) market. Last month, Fox News reported that the Donald Trump-led administration is seeking about $55 billion for drone and autonomous warfare programs in its fiscal 2027 budget, a massive increase from roughly $225 million a year earlier.
One user said the stock has plenty of room left to continue rallying.
Another user highlighted key resistance points.
QUCY shares have declined nearly 55% so far this year.
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