Quantum Computing Inc. delivered a revenue surprise in its third-quarter earnings report. The company posted $0.38 million in revenue for the quarter ending September 2025.
Quantum Computing, Inc., QUBT
That figure demolished the consensus estimate of $0.1 million by 284%. Revenue jumped 280% compared to the same quarter last year when the company brought in just $0.1 million.
The earnings side matched expectations. QUBT reported a loss of $0.05 per share, in line with analyst forecasts.
This represents progress from the prior year’s loss of $0.06 per share. The previous quarter also saw a $0.06 loss that matched estimates.
The company has missed only once on consensus revenue estimates in the past four quarters. However, it hasn’t beaten EPS expectations over that same timeframe.
The disconnect between operational performance and market sentiment is stark. QUBT shares have dropped 39.4% since January.
During the same period, the S&P 500 climbed 14.6%. The gap between revenue momentum and stock price tells a story of investor skepticism.
The company operates in the Internet – Software space. This industry currently holds a top 26% ranking among 250-plus Zacks industries.
Historical data shows the top half of Zacks-ranked industries beat the bottom half by more than 2 to 1. QUBT’s industry positioning offers some fundamental support despite stock weakness.
Looking forward, analysts project another $0.05 loss per share for Q4. Revenue estimates stand at $0.2 million for the coming quarter.
Full-year forecasts call for a $0.25 loss per share on $0.4 million in total revenue. The estimate revision trend before this report was mixed.
QUBT currently carries a Zacks Rank #3, which translates to a Hold rating. This suggests the stock should track market performance in the near term rather than outperform or underperform.
The quantum computing sector has attracted increased institutional attention lately. Government funding initiatives have directed $625 million toward national quantum research centers.
New product launches and strategic partnerships continue to generate buzz in the space. These developments provide broader context for individual company performance.
Asana Inc. (ASAN), another Internet – Software player, reports results on December 2. Analysts expect Asana to post $0.06 per share in earnings, a 400% year-over-year jump.
Revenue projections for Asana sit at $198.34 million, up 7.9% from last year. The consensus estimate for Asana has held steady over the past month.
QUBT’s 280% revenue growth stands out even as losses continue. The company now needs to prove it can maintain this trajectory while working toward profitability.
The post Quantum Computing (QUBT) Stock: Revenue Triples But Investors Keep Selling appeared first on Blockonomi.


