NASDAQ:BBAI 6 December 2025 - 14 January 2026

BigBear.ai shares slipped in premarket trading Tuesday after closing up 1.77% at $6.31. Investors are watching the Jan. 16 redemption deadline for the company’s 6% convertible notes, which could add about 38 million shares if fully converted. December U.S. inflation data showed a 0.3% monthly and 2.7% annual rise. Trading volume on Monday reached nearly 63 million shares.

BigBear.ai shares rose 1.2% to $6.28 midday Monday as investors watched the Jan. 16 redemption deadline for its 2029 convertible notes. The company expects most noteholders to convert debt into stock, cutting about $125 million in liabilities. Shareholders will vote Jan. 22 on a proposal to double authorized common shares to 1 billion.

BigBear.ai Holdings dropped 3.6% to $6.18 in premarket trading Wednesday after Cantor Fitzgerald downgraded the stock to neutral and cut its price target. The move follows a 9% surge on heavy volume Tuesday. Investors are watching a Jan. 16 convertible-note redemption, with about 38 million shares expected to be issued. The company recently closed a $250 million acquisition of Ask Sage.

BigBear.ai shares were flat in premarket trading after the company called for redemption of its 6% convertible notes due 2029, aiming to cut $125 million in debt mostly through share conversions. The company temporarily raised the conversion rate ahead of the Jan. 16 redemption date. About 38 million new shares may be issued. The stock was indicated at $5.84 by 7:21 a.m. ET.

BigBear.ai called for redemption of its 6% convertible notes due 2029, with redemption set for Jan. 16. Shares rose about 8% Friday to $5.84. The company expects to cut note-related debt to $17 million from $142 million through conversions and redemption. A shareholder vote on expanding share issuance is scheduled for Jan. 22.

BigBear.ai shares dropped 1.7% to $5.40 premarket after closing a $250 million all-cash acquisition of Ask Sage. Shareholders will vote Jan. 22 on doubling authorized common shares to 1 billion. Ask Sage is expected to add $25 million in 2025 recurring revenue. BigBear.ai reported $456.6 million in cash as of Sept. 30 and a 20% year-on-year revenue decline in Q3.

BigBear.ai shares fell 3.2% to $5.50 in premarket trading after the company postponed a shareholder vote on doubling its authorized common stock to Jan. 22. CEO Kevin McAleenan told investors the company is running low on authorized shares. The board is seeking more support for the proposal, which would raise the limit to 1 billion shares. The Ask Sage acquisition is expected to close late Q4 2025 or early Q1 2026.

BigBear.ai shares fell 4.9% to $5.73 on Friday as shareholders faced a Monday night deadline to vote on raising authorized shares to 1 billion. The special meeting is set for Dec. 30 after being adjourned to allow more proxy votes. CEO Kevin McAleenan said the proposal does not call for immediate issuance of new stock. The company cited a need for flexibility in future financing and acquisitions.