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Quantum eMotion and Plurilock Security signed a definitive agreement on September 28, 2026, for Quantum eMotion to acquire all outstanding Plurilock shares through a court-approved arrangement. The proposed deal would add Plurilock’s customers, commercial operations and cybersecurity services to Quantum eMotion’s quantum-secure technology business, but remains subject to several approvals.

Quantum eMotion Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of Plurilock Security Inc., in a proposed deal intended to give the quantum-security technology developer access to Plurilock’s customers, cybersecurity services and commercial sales platform. The court-approved arrangement still requires shareholder, court, regulatory and other approvals, and the companies say they expect to close shortly after Plurilock’s anticipated November 2026 shareholder meeting if the conditions are satisfied.

The companies signed the arrangement agreement on September 28. Under its terms, Quantum eMotion, or a wholly owned subsidiary, would acquire all issued and outstanding Plurilock shares through a plan of arrangement under British Columbia’s Business Corporations Act. Quantum eMotion trades as QNC on the NYSE American and TSX Venture Exchange and as 34Q0 in Frankfurt; Plurilock trades as PLUR on the TSX Venture Exchange.

Quantum eMotion says the transaction would add Plurilock’s enterprise and government relationships, procurement channels, cybersecurity services, sales and delivery capabilities, as well as intellectual property related to AI-driven cybersecurity, risk analysis, authentication and identity. The company describes the acquisition as a way to broaden its business beyond developing and validating quantum-secure technology and toward commercial deployment. These are the stated aims of the proposed transaction, not a guarantee that customers will adopt Quantum eMotion products.

After closing, the combined company intends to pursue cross-selling and integration, initially targeting customer segments where Quantum eMotion’s products address defined security needs and can be offered through Plurilock’s existing relationships and procurement routes. The announcement says potential deployments would remain subject to customer requirements, product readiness and procurement rules. It does not establish that existing Plurilock clients have agreed to buy or test Quantum eMotion technology.

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announcementWhen: Agreement signed September 28, 2026; cl…
The developmentQuantum eMotion has agreed to acquire Plurilock Security in a transaction intended to pair its quantum-secure technologies with Plurilock’s established cybersecurity business.

A Commercial Route for Quantum Security

The deal would combine a technology portfolio focused on quantum-secure cybersecurity with a company that says it has an established operating platform and customer access. For Quantum eMotion, the strategic case is that an existing sales and service organization could help move products toward customer trials and deployments without building every commercial function from scratch. For Plurilock, the proposed combination offers shareholders exposure to Quantum eMotion’s quantum-safe technology plans while retaining a share-based interest in the combined company, alongside cash consideration, according to the announcement.

The customer and procurement relationships may matter because government, defence and regulated-sector buyers often purchase through established channels and have specific qualification requirements. Plurilock’s access could give Quantum eMotion a route to present its products to potential buyers, but access is not the same as a contract, approval or adoption. The announcement does not disclose customer commitments for Quantum eMotion technology, expected revenue from cross-selling, or a timetable for any resulting deployments.

The companies also frame the combination as bringing together AI-led risk and identity capabilities with quantum-secure cryptographic technology. Whether integration produces new products or commercial advantages will depend on product readiness, technical work and customer demand. The acquisition’s importance for investors and customers therefore rests on both completion of the transaction and the execution of the proposed commercial plan.

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From Technology Development to Sales

Quantum eMotion develops technologies intended for quantum-secure cybersecurity, including quantum random number generation and cryptographic systems, according to the transaction announcement. The company says its commercialization plans are advancing alongside NIST and FIPS validation processes. The supplied announcement does not specify the exact status, outcomes or schedule of those processes, so it does not establish that particular products have completed validation.

Plurilock’s role in the proposed combination is its commercial footprint: the announcement describes an operating foundation of more than 25 years, enterprise and public-sector relationships, procurement positions and cybersecurity services. Quantum eMotion says those capabilities could support customer introductions, implementation and ongoing support. The figure and strategic benefits are presented by the companies; the available material does not provide independent detail on revenue, customer counts, contract values or the amount of business that might be transferable to Quantum eMotion products.

The announced plan is an acquisition of all Plurilock shares through a court-supervised arrangement, rather than a completed transaction. The companies’ stated closing estimate depends on approvals and other conditions being met. Their announcement outlines a proposed business rationale, but does not provide enough detail to assess the combined company’s expected financial performance or integration costs.

“The proposed acquisition is intended to accelerate QeM’s transition from primarily developing and validating quantum-secure technologies toward a broader commercial cybersecurity business with existing revenues, customers, sales channels and delivery capabilities.”

— Quantum eMotion and Plurilock, in their joint transaction announcement

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Approvals and Adoption Still Pending

The transaction has been agreed to, but has not closed. It remains subject to shareholder, court, regulatory and other approvals. The announcement anticipates a Plurilock shareholder meeting in November 2026 and says closing is expected shortly afterward if conditions are satisfied; it does not confirm the meeting date, voting outcome or a completed approval process.

The supplied material does not include the full consideration terms, including the cash and share amounts payable to Plurilock shareholders, nor does it set out a detailed financing plan, pro forma financial results or expected integration costs. It also does not identify customer contracts for Quantum eMotion products, quantify anticipated cross-selling revenue, or provide a schedule for integrating the two businesses. Those details are needed to judge the transaction’s financial effects and commercial execution.

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Shareholder Vote and Closing Conditions

The next key milestone is Plurilock’s anticipated November 2026 shareholder meeting, followed by satisfaction of the arrangement’s court, regulatory and other conditions. The companies have said they expect the transaction to close shortly after that meeting if the required steps are completed. Until closing, Quantum eMotion and Plurilock remain separate businesses, and the proposed acquisition may not proceed if conditions are not met.

If the deal closes, the combined company says it will begin with a targeted approach to cross-selling through Plurilock’s existing channels. Investors and customers will be looking for further details on the final transaction terms, approvals, integration plans, product validation and any specific customer pilots or deployments. No such future outcomes are confirmed in the announcement.

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Key Questions

What did Quantum eMotion agree to acquire?

Quantum eMotion agreed to acquire all issued and outstanding shares of Plurilock Security through a court-approved plan of arrangement. The transaction has not yet closed.

When could the acquisition close?

The companies expect closing shortly after Plurilock’s anticipated November 2026 shareholder meeting, provided the required shareholder, court, regulatory and other conditions are satisfied. No completed closing date has been announced.

What would Plurilock add to Quantum eMotion?

According to the companies, Plurilock would add enterprise and government customer relationships, procurement channels, cybersecurity services, sales and delivery capabilities, and AI-related cybersecurity intellectual property.

Have Plurilock customers agreed to use Quantum eMotion products?

The announcement does not identify any Plurilock customer that has committed to buy, test or deploy Quantum eMotion technology. The companies describe cross-selling as a future plan subject to customer needs, product readiness and procurement rules.

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