The delisting leaves the company’s common stock trading exclusively on OTC Markets under the ticker TWOH. Management stated that the decision to end the dual listing was driven by a desire to reduce administrative overhead and reallocate resources toward core business operations and SEC reporting obligations. The company emphasized that the withdrawal was not prompted by regulatory issues or compliance failures with the Canadian exchange.
Two Hands Corporation Delists from CSE and Eyes Quantum Rebranding
Two Hands Corporation has finalized its voluntary withdrawal from the Canadian Securities Exchange, effective July 7, 2026. This move marks a strategic pivot for the Locust Valley-based firm, which is now petitioning Delaware regulators to rename itself Quantum X Corporation to better align with its new focus on quantum computing and AI.
Simultaneously, the firm is navigating the bureaucratic path toward its rebranding. After receiving preliminary verbal confirmation from Delaware state authorities, the company is waiting on final documentation to initiate a formal name change request with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. CEO Emil Assentato noted that the transition to the Quantum X identity is intended to signal a long-term commitment to the quantum technology ecosystem. While shareholders do not need to take action at this time, the company will eventually seek a new trading symbol once the regulatory process is complete.
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