In the most recent trading session, BlackBerry (BB) closed at $3.64, indicating a -1.89% shift from the previous trading day.
In the most recent trading session, BlackBerry (BB) closed at $3.6, indicating a -2.57% shift from the previous trading day.
BlackBerry Limited delivered strong Q1 beats on both revenue and adjusted earnings, with rising margins and its first GAAP profit in over three years. Despite the positive results, Q2 guidance was somewhat weak and the full year forecast was only modestly raised. BB stock's valuation remains fair relative to peers, but its growth profile lags behind leading software companies with stronger fundamentals.
U.S. equities were mostly higher at midday as a ceasefire between Israel and Iran appeared to be holding. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose, but the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped.
Tech stock BlackBerry Ltd (NYSE:BB) is up 20.6% at $5.22 at last glance, after the company posted strong first-quarter results and lifted its annual revenue forecast.
Blackberry lifts full-year outlook as strong fiscal Q1 2026 from QNX and early Secusmart wins drive surprise profit and revenue beat.
Blackberry (TSX:BB) shares jumped more than 13% in early trade as the cybersecurity firm's first quarter earnings topped Wall Street estimates. For the quarter, the company posted revenue of $121.7 million, ahead of estimates of $120 million.
BlackBerry Limited (NYSE:BB ) Q1 2026 Earnings Conference Call June 24, 2025 5:30 PM ET Company Participants John Joseph Giamatteo - CEO & Director Martha Gonder - Corporate Participant Tim Foote - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Luke L. Junk - Robert W.
BlackBerry's weak Q1 outlook and below-consensus guidance highlight ongoing challenges, especially with revenue and EPS estimates trending lower for fiscal 2026. Tariff uncertainties and macroeconomic headwinds continue to pressure the automotive and secure communications segments, limiting near-term growth catalysts for the company. The cost reduction efforts are ongoing, but organic growth—especially from QNX—is critical for a sustainable turnaround; current valuation remains stretched.
In the closing of the recent trading day, BlackBerry (BB) stood at $4.23, denoting a -2.08% move from the preceding trading day.
BB eyes Q1 revenues of up to $115M, driven by QNX strength and cost cuts amid auto headwinds and macro uncertainty.
BlackBerry's Secure Communications unit gains traction with global clients, but political uncertainty clouds near-term prospects.