SEALSQ uplisted to NASDAQ Global Select Market, surpasses $1 billion valuation.

SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) announced its ordinary shares have been approved for trading on the NASDAQ Global Select Market, effective October 27, 2025. This uplisting from the NASDAQ Capital Market reflects the company's ongoing operational progress and adherence to NASDAQ's financial and governance standards.

The NASDAQ Global Select Market is reserved for companies that meet stringent financial and liquidity criteria. SEALSQ aims to enhance its visibility among institutional investors and global partners through this upgrade.

Recently, SEALSQ's market capitalization surpassed $1 billion, maintaining this valuation as a sign of growing investor trust in its strategic direction. CEO Carlos Moreira stated, “Being uplisted to the NASDAQ Global Select Market represents an important validation of SEALSQ’s progress and market credibility.”

SEALSQ continues to develop its offerings in semiconductors and post-quantum technology. The company focuses on sectors such as Internet of Things (IoT), automotive, industrial, and defense, with key initiatives that include scaling secure silicon production and implementing quantum-resistant cryptography.

The firm operates secure personalization centers in Switzerland and France, with planned expansions in Spain, India, the Middle East, and the U.S. Locations under evaluation for a new Post-Quantum Personalization Center include California and Arizona, which will support secure chip provisioning across critical applications.

As of now, SEALSQ holds nearly $450 million in cash, providing the resources needed to invest in semiconductor manufacturing, Research and Development (R&D), and strategic acquisitions. This financial position supports the company's expansion and adoption of post-quantum technologies.

Additionally, SEALSQ launched a “Made in USA” initiative to develop post-quantum cryptographic chips domestically, which aims to contribute to semiconductor innovation and quantum-resilient supply chains while reinforcing collaborations with U.S. institutions.

To promote post-quantum innovation, SEALSQ plans to establish the Post-Quantum Corridor, a cross-border initiative linking the U.S. and Europe. This corridor is projected to create a collaborative ecosystem for developing interoperable post-quantum standards and products.