QBit Semiconductor Lists on Taiwan Emerging Stock Board with $700 Million Valuation

May 22, 2026
QBit Semiconductor has officially listed on the Taiwan Emerging Stock Board under ticker 7913, reaching a market capitalization of approximately $700 million after strong investor demand.

QBit Semiconductor Ltd. (TWO: 7913) was officially listed on the Taiwan Emerging Stock Board on May 15, announced in a press release. The fabless semiconductor company reached a market capitalization of about USD 700 million after its stock rose to an intraday high of NT$530, or roughly $18 per share.

Backed by Arm and Taiwan's National Development Fund, QBit focuses on System on Chip design that integrates intelligent image processing, precision motion control, and energy-aware sensing management. Its chips are used in multi-function printers, photo and barcode printers, and medical imaging devices, with plans to expand into edge AI and robotics applications.

The company has also integrated post-quantum cryptography into its SoC products. Its QB7 series received certification from the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program in 2025. QBit is expanding its portfolio to include security chips and ASIC services, strengthening its position in secure hardware and consumable authentication solutions.

QBit's R&D team includes veterans from Qualcomm and CSR. The company stated that it will continue to build its research capacity and market presence following its public listing.

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