BlackBerry jumps 5% on strong QNX software growth and major Alloy Kore design win

BlackBerry's stock rose 5% to $9.14 driven by strong momentum in its QNX automotive software, which reported record quarterly revenue of $80.3 million, up 27% year-over-year. The company also secured its largest design win with Alloy Kore, expected to generate over $100 million in future royalties. Meanwhile, Palo Alto Networks and CrowdStrike shares gained 4% and 2% respectively amid steady demand for cybersecurity solutions. BlackBerry raised its fiscal 2027 QNX revenue outlook to $315-$325 million, though its Secure Communications segment faces delays in government contracts. Investors should watch for further design wins and execution on guidance for potential stock support.

BlackBerry's stock on Pluang is up 4.70% at $9.13 as of Sep 30, 2026 22:52 WIB, trading closer to its 52-week low of $3.15 than its high of $12.81, reflecting ongoing momentum in its QNX segment. In comparison, Palo Alto Networks gained 3.98% to $403.87, with a market cap vastly larger at $317.72 billion, and CrowdStrike rose 1.96% to $267.88. The typical hold times on Pluang also differ, with BlackBerry held for about 50 days, shorter than Palo Alto's 82 days and CrowdStrike's 96 days, indicating varied investor engagement levels across these tech stocks.