Qualcomm's stock surged 6% following the renewal of its agreement with Apple, reversing an initial selloff reaction. The renewal eases concerns about Qualcomm losing Apple as a customer, boosting investor confidence despite the announcement lacking detailed terms. Apple’s stock rose modestly by 1%, reflecting the deal’s greater significance to Qualcomm. Investors await further details to better assess the deal's long-term value and impact on Qualcomm's future revenue.
Qualcomm’s shares are up 5.88% on Pluang, trading at USD 205.68 as of Sep 26, 2026 00:11 WIB, closely matching the reported 6% rally. Apple’s stock also gained 1.11%, priced at USD 339.64, showing a more modest rise. This data highlights the market’s positive reception of the deal at the time.
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