NYSE:BBAI 19 December 2025 - 7 February 2026

BigBear.ai shares closed Friday at $5.73, down 4.98%, capping a volatile week with a 9% slide. Investors are focused on a reconvened shareholder vote set for Dec. 30 on whether to double the company’s authorized common shares. No new press releases have been issued since Dec. 18, when BigBear.ai announced a partnership with C Speed for AI-enabled defense systems.

BigBear.ai shares closed at $5.73 Friday after a volatile, low-volume session, with about 41 million shares traded. The company recently agreed to acquire Ask Sage for $250 million, with the deal expected to close by early 2026. Investors are watching a shareholder vote on expanding share authorization and the structure of the Ask Sage payment, which could involve issuing around 15.6 million new shares.

BigBear.ai Holdings shares fell 2.41% to $5.885 by early Friday afternoon, with over 23 million shares traded. The stock moved between $5.82 and $6.05 as small caps lagged and broader indexes stayed flat. Trading volume remains high after recent defense and AI-related announcements, including a planned acquisition of Ask Sage.

BigBear.ai shares closed at $6.12 on Dec. 23, down 4.23% after a week of volatile, high-volume trading. The company announced a $250 million deal to acquire Ask Sage, a generative AI platform with over 100,000 users and projected 2025 ARR of $25 million. A shareholder vote on expanding authorized shares has raised dilution concerns. The Ask Sage acquisition is expected to close by early 2026.