LASE Corp. (LASE) Appoints CFO and Quantum Technology President to Board

LASE Corp. added CFO Tim Peterman and Quantum Technology President Sanjay Adhav to its board on November 3, 2026, filling two vacancies. The appointments are governance updates with no immediate financial impact.

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Published Nov 9, 2026, 10:35 PM UTC
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

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Market read

Governance update with no immediate operational or financial impact; limited trading relevance.

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effective today

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Background

Board appointments of CFO Tim Peterman and Quantum Technology President Sanjay Adhav to LASE Corp.’s board, filling two vacancies.

Key entities

  • LASE Corp.

    Micro‑cap firm announcing board appointments.

  • Tim Peterman

    Chief Financial Officer appointed to the board.

  • Sanjay Adhav

    President of Quantum Technology, Inc., appointed to the board.

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