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Quantum-safe trust — while the entry price still makes sense

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Strategic capital · Qualified counterparties

Built for governed scale, disciplined capital formation, and long-horizon control.

CUI Labs is a Singapore-based technology company building governed infrastructure across quantum-safe security, operational intelligence, AI systems, digital trust, and mission-critical environments. We are not building a single-feature company. We are building a governed systems company designed for durable infrastructure value.

This public page is intentionally limited. It outlines company structure, capital architecture, and investor fit. Detailed financing materials, scenario modelling, and supporting diligence are shared only through a controlled process.

For general informational purposes only. This page does not constitute an offer to the public, an invitation to subscribe for securities, or a prospectus.

Company Position

A portfolio-led platform company

CUI Labs is structured as a portfolio-led platform company. We do not view the business as a collection of unrelated experiments. We view it as a governed systems company with multiple solutions developing across a coherent architectural and strategic surface.

This investor framework exists to support those objectives.

Founder control must remain intact
Hiring equity must be used deliberately
Early capital must be flexible
Later financing must remain possible without repeated structural redesign
The board must retain enough headroom to adapt to reality

Capital Structure Framework

Share allocation overview

A public-safe overview of governance design, allocation planning, and investor fit. The framework below reflects internal capitalization planning bands designed to preserve founder control, support disciplined hiring, maintain financing flexibility, and retain board-level strategic headroom over time.

High-level allocation planning across a fully diluted basis of 1,000,000,000 authorised shares. These planning bands are shown for governance and capital structure reference only and should not be interpreted as current public offering terms.

Founder / Control: 33%Employee / Advisor Pool: 10%Initial Pre-Seed Tranche: 6%Extension / Overflow Tranche: 4%Seed Reserve: 8%Series A Reserve: 10%Series B Reserve: 7%Series C Reserve: 4%Strategic / Treasury Reserve: 5%IPO / Public Float Reserve: 4%Board-Controlled Headroom: 9%Authorised1B Shares
Founder / ControlClass O · Governance anchor
33%
Employee / Advisor PoolHiring · Retention · Advisors
10%
Initial Pre-Seed TrancheFirst external capital window
6%
Extension / Overflow TrancheExcess early demand capacity
4%
Seed ReserveFormal seed financing
8%
Series A ReserveInstitutional growth round
10%
Series B ReserveExpansion-stage financing
7%
Series C ReserveLate private financing
4%
Strategic / Treasury ReserveBoard-controlled · Special situations
5%
IPO / Public Float ReservePublic listing pathway
4%
Board-Controlled HeadroomUnallocated · Board discretion
9%

Why each allocation bucket exists

Founder / Control

Founder control is intentionally preserved to maintain long-term strategic continuity, governance coherence, and execution stability across a multi-stage company build.

Employee / Advisor Pool

Sized to support serious hiring, executive incentives, selective technical leadership grants, and carefully chosen advisor participation without over-reserving dilution too early.

Early Capital Envelope

Gives the company room to accept initial capital, absorb stronger-than-expected demand, and still preserve a distinct next-stage reserve for repriced or more institutional financing.

Later Financing Reserves

Series A, B, and C reserves are planning bands rather than rigid promises. This preserves visibility while allowing execution to remain responsive to traction, market conditions, and investor quality.

Strategic / Treasury Reserve

Exists so the board can respond to special situations, strategic investors, partner-linked structures, exceptional hires, and other non-standard opportunities without distorting the core financing plan.

Board-Controlled Headroom

Retained because reality changes. It exists for reserve rebalancing, bridge financing, structural adjustments, pricing transitions, and future capital strategy needs.

Early Capital Envelope

Staged early-capital framework

The early capital envelope is structured to allow disciplined initial financing, controlled extension capacity if early demand exceeds plan, and preserved room for a later repriced or more formal institutional round. This design is intended to avoid brittle round construction and repeated cap table redesign.

Public valuation framing is intentionally conservative: pre-seed is presented as a $30M floor with a $40M-$50M target range. More detailed pricing logic, negotiation anchors, and scenario modelling are kept inside controlled diligence materials.

Initial Pre-Seed Tranche

6% · 60,000,000 shares

Extension / Overflow Tranche

4% · 40,000,000 shares

Seed Reserve

8% · 80,000,000 shares

Share Class Framework

Share class rights

Class O — Ordinary

  • ·Voting rights attached — governance and control class
  • ·Residual economic participation subject to preferred rights where applicable
  • ·Residual proceeds after preferred liquidation return

Class P — Preferred

  • ·Economic rights designed for financing participation — non-voting
  • ·Priority rights, preferences, and protections as set out in definitive transaction documents
  • ·Any specific rights remain subject to board approval and executed legal documentation

Investor Governance Principles

Governance, information, and protection

Where applicable, financing instruments may include customary governance, information, participation, and protection provisions consistent with stage, investor profile, and transaction structure. Specific rights, protections, preferences, and participation mechanics are not described on this public page and are addressed only in the context of direct investor discussions and definitive transaction documents.

Governance Provisions

Where applicable, financing instruments may include customary governance provisions consistent with stage, investor profile, and transaction structure.

Information Provisions

Information rights and reporting obligations, where applicable, are addressed in the context of direct investor discussions and definitive transaction documents.

Participation Provisions

Participation mechanics, pro-rata rights, and related provisions are not described on this public page and are addressed only through controlled diligence processes.

Protection Provisions

Specific protections, preferences, and participation mechanics remain subject to board approval and are set out only in executed legal documentation.

Investor Fit

Who this is for

CUI Labs is most relevant to strategic, institutional, accredited, and otherwise qualified counterparties who understand one or more of the following. We are less interested in broad-spray capital and more interested in aligned capital with category understanding and long-horizon conviction.

Cyber and trust infrastructure

Post-quantum transition and cryptographic modernization

Regulated and sovereign deployment models

Deep enterprise and control-layer systems

Platform businesses with staged product maturity

Long-duration value creation in technical markets

Relevant Market and Regulatory Drivers

Category relevance and strategic timing

The following market and regulatory references are included to illustrate category relevance and strategic timing. They are not financial forecasts, market share claims, or guarantees of commercial outcome.

Market Growth Trajectories (2026-2035)$1B$5B$10B$50B$100B$500B20262028203020322034PQCBlockchain SecurityDigital TwinAgentic AIMarket Size (log scale)
Post-Quantum Cryptography

~$2.17B → $7.82B

37.6% CAGR (2026-2030)

Competitors: PQShield, SandboxAQ, IBM Quantum Safe, CryptoNext Security

Source: Grand View Research

Blockchain Security

~$8.41B → $495.21B

66.4% CAGR (2026-2034)

Competitors: CertiK, Fireblocks ($8B), Chainalysis, Halborn, Hacken

Source: Fortune Business Insights

Digital Twin & Industrial IoT

~$49.2B → $228.46B

36.0% CAGR (2026-2031)

Competitors: Siemens, GE Digital, PTC, Azure Digital Twins, AWS IoT TwinMaker

Source: Mordor Intelligence

Agentic AI Platforms

~$9.14B → $139.19B

40.5% CAGR (2026-2034)

Competitors: UiPath, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, Palantir AIP

Source: Fortune Business Insights

SASE & Zero Trust

~$97B cumulative (2025-2030)

Competitors: Zscaler, Cloudflare, Palo Alto Prisma, Netskope

Source: Dell'Oro Group (Feb 2026)

RWA Tokenization

~$400B+ (2026) → $2-4T (2030)

Competitors: Securitize, Ondo Finance, Centrifuge, Maple Finance

Source: RWA Times

DevSecOps & Code Analysis

~$9.8B (2026) → $27.6B (2033)

Competitors: Snyk ($8.5B), SonarQube, Veracode, Checkmarx

Source: Coherent Market Insights

Market Opportunity

Market opportunity by solution

Total TAM$2.10T+Yr.2030
BEE
$340B16.2%
QNSP
$52B2.5%
BotHub
$51B2.4%
SIGQ
$200B9.5%
Tunnel
$160B7.6%
DDIP
$90B4.3%
QSIG
$37B1.8%
IACC
$285B13.6%
WAHH
$160B7.6%
Profy
$22B1.0%
Q-Risk-Engine
$200B9.5%
AIOS
$500B23.8%
NIOS
$5B0.2%

Largest TAM slice

AIOS

$500B (Yr.2030 est.) · 23.8% of sliced total

Fastest-growing category (cited)

QSIG

Blockchain security market ~66.4% CAGR (2026–2034, third-party est.; see [15]).

Portfolio breadth

13 on XIIS

BEE — flagship Progressive Intelligence Engine — leads, with QNSP, BotHub and the wider portfolio addressing distinct standalone TAM

Regulatory Tailwinds

Global regulatory frameworks driving adoption

2018

2020

2024

2026

2030

2035

Post-Quantum Cryptography

7 milestones

Aug 2024 · US

NIST finalized PQC standards (FIPS 203/204/205) — ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA

Jan 2026 · US

CISA published first federal PQC procurement list — agencies must acquire PQC-capable solutions (pursuant to EO 14306)

Apr 2026 · Canada

Canada federal PQC migration plans mandated

Jan 2027 · US

NSA CNSA 2.0 — all new National Security Systems acquisitions must be PQC-compliant by default

2030 · US

NSA CNSA 2.0 — all NSS network equipment exclusively on PQC; NIST IR 8547 phase-out of quantum-vulnerable algorithms

2031 · US

CNSA 2.0 full enforcement across all NSS cryptographic implementations

2035 · US

NSM-10 mandates full federal PQC migration; NIST disallows quantum-vulnerable algorithms

Digital Assets & Blockchain

4 milestones

Dec 2024 · EU

EU MiCA regulation fully enforced across 27 member states

Jan 2024 · Singapore

MAS Digital Payment Token Services licensing framework active

Jun 2025 · Global

FATF Travel Rule enforced across G20 jurisdictions

2026 · ASEAN

ASEAN digital asset regulatory harmonization framework

Financial Resilience

3 milestones

Jan 2025 · EU

EU DORA in force — financial entities and ICT third-party providers under operational-resilience regime

Jun 2025 · Singapore

MAS Technology Risk Management Guidelines (TRM) updated

2026 · Global

Basel III operational resilience requirements for banks

AI Governance

8 milestones

Aug 2024 · EU

EU AI Act entered into force with high-risk AI system requirements

Aug 2025 · EU

EU AI Act — General Purpose AI (GPAI) obligations live; foundation model providers in scope

Jan 2026 · Singapore

IMDA Singapore — Model AI Governance Framework for Agentic AI (world-first), launched at WEF Davos

Mar 2026 · Singapore

Singapore National AI Impact Programme (NAIIP) launched — 10,000 enterprises, 100,000 workers across 3 years

Apr 2026 · UK

UK Sovereign Capability Fund (Sovereign AI Unit) opened £500M, £80M procurement window for sovereign AI

May 2026 · EU

EU AI Act Digital Omnibus — provisional agreement; Annex III obligations deferred to Dec 2027, Annex I to Aug 2028

Aug 2026 · EU

EU AI Act — Commission GPAI enforcement powers active (information requests, evaluations, fines)

2026 · Global

G7 Hiroshima AI Process establishes international AI governance principles

Data Sovereignty & Privacy

3 milestones

May 2018 · EU

GDPR enforced across EU with extraterritorial reach

Feb 2021 · Singapore

Singapore PDPA amended with mandatory breach notification

2025 · ASEAN

ASEAN Framework on Digital Data Governance adopted

PQC

7 events

Digital Assets

4 events

Financial

3 events

AI

8 events

Data

3 events

Financing Approach

Staged strategic process

CUI Labs approaches financing as a staged strategic process rather than a public sequence of fixed promises.

Future financing, where pursued, will be shaped by company maturity, investor quality, commercial progress, market conditions, board approval, and applicable law.

No public roadmap, target raise sequence, or valuation progression is presented on this page.

Access and Diligence

Controlled and discretionary

This public page is intentionally limited. Additional materials, where shared, may include selected non-public information relating to structure, product maturity, commercialization, financial scenarios, legal positioning, and proposed transaction pathways.

Access to further materials is controlled, discretionary, and may be subject to investor verification, confidentiality requirements, and other conditions determined by the company.

Submission of an enquiry does not create any entitlement to receive confidential information, participate in any financing, or continue in any process.

Contact for qualified enquiries

For strategic, institutional, accredited, or otherwise qualified investor enquiries:

investors@cuilabs.io
  • Name
  • Organisation
  • Jurisdiction
  • Type of investor
  • Typical cheque size
  • Area of strategic relevance

Submission of an enquiry does not create any relationship, duty, or entitlement to participate in any financing process.

Legal notices

Important Legal Notice

This page is provided for general informational, corporate, governance, and business reference purposes only. It does not constitute, and should not be construed as, an offer to the public, an invitation to the public to subscribe for or purchase securities, an offer for sale of securities, a solicitation of any offer to acquire securities, a prospectus, financial advice, legal advice, tax advice, accounting advice, or investment advice. No securities of CUI Labs are being offered to the public by means of this page. Any financing, issuance, allotment, transfer, or other transaction involving securities of the company will be undertaken only where permitted by applicable law, subject to internal approvals, board approval, investor qualification where relevant, and definitive legally binding documentation. No person should rely on this page as the basis for any investment decision.

Singapore Regulatory Notice

CUI Labs is a Singapore private company. This page is not directed at the public as an invitation to subscribe for securities. Any engagement with investors is undertaken only through controlled processes and on a basis intended to comply with applicable Singapore law, including where relevant available exemptions for private placement or offers made to accredited or institutional investors. Nothing on this page is intended to trigger a public offer process, constitute a registered prospectus, invite unrestricted retail participation, or create any entitlement to receive securities or transaction access.

No Representation; No Warranty

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Forward-Looking Statements

This page may contain forward-looking statements, including statements relating to company strategy, capital planning, product direction, future financing stages, growth pathways, platform development, governance design, investor positioning, market readiness, and long-term commercial objectives. Forward-looking statements are inherently uncertain and involve risks, assumptions, estimates, dependencies, and contingencies that may cause actual outcomes to differ materially from any statement, expectation, projection, belief, target, or intention expressed or implied here. No assurance is given that any forward-looking statement will prove correct.

All information on this page is subject to amendment, revision, withdrawal, replacement, or removal at any time without notice. Any person considering an investment in or transaction with the company must rely solely on definitive transaction documents and on their own independent legal, tax, financial, regulatory, and commercial assessment.