On October 15, Quantinuum rose 5.36% in Regular Trading, trading at $35.10 per share, with turnover of $51.55 million.

The move was directly supported by Morgan Stanley upgrading Quantinuum from Equal Weight to Overweight and setting a $62 price target.

The bank said its proprietary framework ranked Quantinuum highly on technology progress, execution, manufacturability, and overall advancement metrics. It also highlighted the company’s leadership in quantum error correction and identified the planned launch of its next-generation quantum computer, Sol, next year as the key near-term catalyst. Earlier context for the name has also included a $100 million CHIPS R&D funding agreement tied to US quantum semiconductor manufacturing.

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