Pasqal Rings the Nasdaq Closing Bell as a Public Quantum Computing Leader

Pasqal rang the Nasdaq Closing Bell from the MarketSite in Times Square on September 17, marking its debut as a publicly traded company under the ticker PSQL. Founded in 2019 near Paris and built on research by Nobel laureate Alain Aspect, Pasqal makes neutral-atom quantum computers and now sits among the few pure-play quantum companies on public markets. It listed through a business combination that valued it at $2 billion, following a financing of at least €340 million in which Parkway participated. Pasqal plans to double production capacity within 24 months and add about 50 hires over 18 months. CEO Wasiq Bokhari called the bell ringing “a proud moment for us and for everyone.”

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