Quantum Cyber, through its subsidiary Quantum Drones, announced multiple agreements to expand manufacturing capacity and secure facilities. The company signed an Asset Purchase Agreement to acquire Arcade Metal Stamping assets for $900,000 plus the value of eligible inventory, and a concurrent Purchase and Sale Agreement to buy the Bridgeport, Connecticut property for $2.3 million, with an aggregate deal value targeted at $3.2 million subject to allocation. Pre-closing, Quantum Drones may stage equipment at the site under a $10,000-per-month license. Separately, Quantum Cyber amended its IP License with BP United to replace up to $1.0 million in reimbursements with a single $1.0 million cash payment for technical assistance.
Agreement 1: Quantum Cyber to Acquire Arcade Metal Stamping Assets; $900,000 Plus Inventory Under APA
- Agreement type: Asset Purchase Agreement
- Counterparty: Arcade Technology
- Signed / Effective: Jun 26 2026 / same
- Duration / Termination: Until closing
- Reason: Expand manufacturing with precision metal stamping capabilities
Agreement 2: Quantum Cyber to Buy Bridgeport Facility for $2.3 Million; Deposit of $300,000 Posted
- Agreement type: Purchase and Sale Agreement for 38 Union Avenue, Bridgeport, CT
- Counterparty: Arcade Realty
- Signed / Effective: Jun 26 2026 / same
- Duration / Termination: Until closing
- Reason: Secure facility to support acquired operations
Agreement 3: Quantum Cyber Amends BP IP License, Replacing $1M Reimbursement With $1M Cash Payment
- Agreement type: Amendment to Intellectual Property License Agreement
- Counterparty: BP United
- Signed / Effective: Jul 01 2026 / same
- Duration / Termination: At will
- Reason: Simplify payment structure for technical assistance
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