How do you finance a Quantum Company through the different stages of growth?

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​For quantum founders and founders-to-be, raising capital often means navigating a long and complex journey. This session focuses on how to survive the Valley of Death and build the right capital stack for your company.

​We’ll explore the different types of funding and investors available, what they expect at different stages, and how founders can build a fundraising strategy that matches their technical and commercial development.

​​Building the right capital stack

​Quantum companies often face long development cycles, high R&D costs and significant technical risk. This means relying on one single source of funding is rarely enough.

​Founders may need to combine different forms of capital, including:

• ​Grants and public funding

• ​Venture capital

• ​Strategic investors

• ​Government funding

• ​Patient capital

• ​Milestone-based fundraising

​As deep-tech investors increasingly look for strong technical milestones, robust intellectual property positions and credible commercial pathways, understanding how these expectations evolve over time is becoming essential.

​​What we'll cover

• ​How the investor landscape for deep-tech and quantum companies is structured

• ​Different types of investors and funding sources

• ​What investors expect at different stages of company development

• ​How to combine grants, equity and other funding instruments

• ​How technical, IP and commercial milestones influence fundraising

• ​How to build a stage-appropriate fundraising strategy

• ​How to think about your long-term capital journey

​Founders will leave with a clearer understanding of who to approach, when to approach them, and how to build the right funding mix as their company develops.

​Location: Bar Beton Utrecht Central Station: Stationshal 2-9.

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​**This session is organised for the Dutch quantum ecosystem by QDNL, as part of a broader series of workshops.*