BlackBerry Limited reported better-than-expected results for fiscal Q2, driven by strong growth in its QNX segment and a significant increase in Licensing revenue. However, its Secure Communications segment continues to face challenges. Despite the positive Q2 performance, management's forecast for Q3 was somewhat disappointing, and the company did not raise its full-year guidance as much as investors might have hoped. This mixed outlook suggests cautious optimism for BlackBerry's near-term prospects.
Following BlackBerry's mixed Q2 results and cautious Q3 outlook, the stock is experiencing a notable decline on Pluang. As of September 24, 2026, 23:02 WIB, BlackBerry trades at USD 7.94, down 5.25% for the day. Despite this drop, the majority of Pluang investors remain optimistic, with 91% of order activity being buys and a typical hold time of 50 days.
BlackBerry reported a 26% increase in Q2 revenue to $163.3 million, driven by a record quarter from its QNX automotive division. Adjusted EBITDA rose 81% to $47 million, and GAAP net income reached $33.9 million, marking six consecutive profitable qu...
BlackBerry is expected to report Q3 earnings with an EPS of $0.04 and revenue around $143.55 million, in line with company guidance. The company has a strong track record of beating earnings estimates, driven by growth in its QNX automotive software ...
BlackBerry's stock surged 7% after Coretura, a joint venture of Daimler Truck and Volvo Group, chose BlackBerry's QNX-based Alloy Kore as the foundational software for its software-defined vehicle platform for commercial trucks. This marks the first ...
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 v...
