- Inclusion of BTQ in VanEck Quantum ETF boosts European visibility.
- Quantum-security focus for mission-critical environments.
- ETFs’ assets stand at $524.5 million as of January.
BTQ Technologies has been added to the VanEck Quantum Computing UCITS ETF as of January 8, 2026. This inclusion highlights BTQ’s role in developing quantum-resistant cryptography, making quantum technologies available to a broader investor base in Europe.
BTQ Technologies Corp. has officially been added to the VanEck Quantum Computing UCITS ETF as of January 8, 2026, increasing its visibility and investor base across Europe.
The addition of BTQ Technologies (Nasdaq: BTQ) to the VanEck Quantum Computing UCITS ETF stands as a significant event. This Europe-listed ETF, which comprises companies tied to quantum computing operations, selected BTQ for its innovative approaches.
Led by CEO Olivier Roussy Newton, BTQ emphasizes quantum-security solutions for various industries. The ETF’s addition aligns with BTQ’s aim to offer post-quantum cryptography. The ETF itself is a major UCITS-compliant fund tracking global quantum leaders.
Inclusion in the ETF enhances BTQ’s exposure within Europe and places a spotlight on its quantum technologies. The ETF’s $524.5 million net assets potentially increase interest in quantum-secure solutions.
The ETF targeting quantum technology-driven companies exemplifies the growing demand for innovations in this field. Such moves are pivotal as quantum technology emerges crucial within finance, telecom, and defense sectors.
BTQ Technologies’ presence within this fund signifies a closer bond between investors and quantum technology advancements. This strengthens its position amidst the industry leaders.
With quantum computing advancing rapidly, BTQ’s strategies showcase adaptability within a possibly dynamic regulatory environment. Historically, BTQ’s initiatives in quantum advancements highlight substantial potential for future growth and market opportunities.
“As quantum computing moves from research to real-world deployment, the security layer becomes non-negotiable. Being included in the VanEck Quantum Computing UCITS ETF broadens access to BTQ for investors across Europe and underscores the relevance of our work as we build practical, deployable quantum technologies designed for mission-critical environments.” – Olivier Roussy Newton, Chief Executive Officer, BTQ Technologies (Source)
