Q.ANT, a German deep-tech company, has announced a €62 million ($73 million USD) Series A financing round. The round was co-led by Cherry Ventures, UVC Partners, and imec.xpand, with participation from additional deep tech investors including L-Bank – Staatsbank für Baden-Württemberg, Verve Ventures, GRAZIA EQUITY, Venionaire Capital AG, LEA Partners, Onsight Ventures, and TRUMPF. This investment supports Q.ANT’s overall technological development and commercialization efforts, including its quantum sensor portfolio.
Q.ANT is actively involved in the development of quantum sensors, which constitute a part of its technology portfolio supported by this funding. Its work in this area includes the development of quantum atomic gyroscopes designed for applications such as satellite attitude control, and high-precision quantum magnetometers. These quantum sensor technologies leverage quantum phenomena for enhanced measurement capabilities in various fields.
The €62 million Series A funding will enable Q.ANT to scale production, advance development of its technologies, grow its team, and expand its global presence, including to the US. The company has strengthened its advisory board with semiconductor experts Hermann Hauser and Hermann Eul. This investment is intended to contribute to the development and commercialization of Q.ANT’s technological solutions, including its quantum sensor products.
Read the full funding announcement here and access the IEA report mentioned here. Learn more about Q.ANT’s quantum atomic gyroscopes here and quantum magnetometers here.
July 24, 2025
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