Quantum eMotion Secures NYSE American Listing, Sets New Ticker

Quantum eMotion Corp. has achieved a significant corporate milestone, receiving regulatory approval to list its common shares on the NYSE American exchange. This move grants the company enhanced access to U.S. capital markets, with trading anticipated to commence imminently. Shareholders are evaluating what this transition means for their holdings.

A New Trading Venue and Symbol

The company confirmed that NYSE American LLC has granted approval for the listing and trading of its common equity. Market activity is scheduled to begin at the exchange’s opening on or about Tuesday. The shares will be traded under the new ticker symbol “QNC”.

Management has framed this uplisting as a pivotal strategic action designed to broaden its shareholder base and strengthen its profile among U.S. investors.

Transition from OTC Markets

Upon the effectiveness of the NYSE American listing, the trading of Quantum eMotion’s common stock on the OTCQB Venture Market will be terminated. The company will maintain its existing listings on two other exchanges concurrently:

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• TSX Venture Exchange (Symbol: QNC)
• Frankfurt Stock Exchange (Symbol: 34Q0)

According to the firm’s announcement, current shareholders are not required to take any action ahead of the expected U.S. market debut. Investors who previously purchased shares via the OTCQB are advised to verify that their brokerage accounts correctly reflect the holdings under the appropriate new trading symbol.

Regulatory Pathway to the Listing

This listing follows a formal regulatory process initiated earlier this year. In January, Quantum eMotion filed a Form 40-F registration statement with U.S. authorities. This document serves as the standard method for Canadian issuers to register securities for trading on U.S. exchanges with the relevant regulators.

The immediate next step is the anticipated commencement of trading on or around Tuesday on the NYSE American platform. Concurrently, the company’s shares will cease to be quoted on the OTCQB.