Quantum-Si CEO Jonathan Rothberg sells shares for $11.7 million By Investing.com
Rothberg’s remaining holdings include direct and indirect holdings managed by several LLCs and foundations, reflecting a diversified approach to his investments in Quantum-Si. Despite the recent sales, Rothberg still holds a significant stake in the company, indicating continued involvement and interest in its future prospects. For a more in-depth look at user evaluation and 13 additional expert tips, access the comprehensive research report available at InvestingPro. For a deeper insight into QSI’s valuation and 13 additional expert tips, access the extensive research report available at InvestingPro.
The transactions were conducted under a 10b5-1 trading plan, which Rothberg established on September 11, 2023, as part of its estate planning efforts. Following the transaction, Rothberg, through various foundations and entities, retains significant interests in Quantum-Si, including Class A and Class B common stock. InvestingPro data shows the company maintains a strong financial position with more cash than debt and a healthy liquid ratio of 13.4x.
Rothberg’s remaining holdings include direct and indirect holdings managed by several LLCs and foundations, reflecting a diversified approach to his investments in Quantum-Si. Despite the recent sales, Rothberg still holds a significant stake in the company, indicating continued involvement and interest in its future prospects.
In other recent news, Quantum-Si Incorporated has demonstrated significant advances in protein sequencing technology with the availability of early access to its bioinformatics tool, ProteoVue. The software, part of the company’s Next-Generation Protein Sequencing (NGPS) platform, is designed to detect and quantify single amino acid variants (SAAVs) in proteins. In addition, Quantum-Si has re-established compliance with Nasdaq’s minimum bid price requirement, addressing a potential listing issue. The company also went through significant workforce reductions and restructuring to streamline operations.
Additionally, Quantum-Si has collaborated with NVIDIA (NASDAQ: ) to enhance its proteomics platform, Proteus, using NVIDIA’s artificial intelligence and accelerated computing capabilities. The company reported third-quarter earnings and revenue of approximately $787,000, slightly below expectations due to delays in instrument sales. However, Quantum-Si anticipates a strong fourth quarter with revenue expected to exceed the $1 million mark. HC Wainwright maintained a buy rating on Quantum-Si and raised its price target to $5.50 following the company’s recent Investor Day event. These are the recent achievements of Quantum-Si Incorporated.
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