Overview
- Shares trade about 45% below the October peak of $84.64 after a sharp pullback from a prolonged rally.
- At roughly a 160 price-to-sales ratio, the stock ranks among the market’s priciest despite early-stage revenues.
- IonQ reported an approximately $1.3 billion net loss over the first nine months of 2025, highlighting a long path to profitability.
- Third-quarter revenue rose 222% to $39.9 million as the company added an Oak Ridge National Laboratory contract, launched a Geneva quantum network, and signed a DOE space technology memorandum.
- IonQ acquired Oxford Ionics and Vector Atomic to bolster its technology, yet coverage urges patience given uncertain market size estimates ranging from $1–$2 trillion in economic impact to $4.2 billion in 2030 sales.