BlackBerry's stock rose 5% following a buy recommendation from Jim Cramer on CNBC, ahead of its quarterly earnings report scheduled for September 24. The rally is driven by optimism around BlackBerry's QNX software, which powers embedded systems in vehicles and other devices. While peers in automotive software like Mobileye and Aptiv showed little movement, BlackBerry's unique software story is attracting investor attention. The upcoming earnings report will be crucial in confirming or challenging this positive outlook, with analysts divided on the stock's potential.
BlackBerry Limited leads with a 6.45% gain on Pluang, trading at USD 8.51 as of Sep 22, 2026 01:12 WIB, reflecting strong investor interest ahead of its earnings report. Meanwhile, Aptiv shows a modest rise of 0.76% at USD 43.92, and Mobileye edges up 0.37% to USD 8.05. BlackBerry's higher buy activity on Pluang, with 59% of orders to buy, contrasts with Aptiv's unanimous buy interest and Mobileye's steadier trading pattern.
BlackBerry is rated Buy due to strong growth in its QNX software platform, which posted 27% year-over-year revenue growth in Q2 FY2027. The company has a record $1.2 billion royalty backlog and is winning new automotive design contracts, boosting exp...
BlackBerry's stock jumped 6% following the announcement of a record $1.2 billion royalty backlog at its QNX software division, driving its shares up 149% year to date. The backlog reflects growing adoption of QNX's automotive operating system and new...
BlackBerry Limited is successfully turning around its business, led by a 26% year-over-year revenue increase to $163.3 million in Q2, primarily driven by its QNX segment which grew 27%. The company achieved a record number of design wins, indicating ...
BlackBerry's QNX division reported a record royalty backlog exceeding $1.2 billion, driven by its largest-ever design win with Alloy Kore, a core automotive operating system. This backlog reflects strong demand across automotive and other embedded ma...
