NYSE:BBAI 18 November 2025 - 18 December 2025

BigBear.ai shares closed at $6.88 on December 4, up 12–13% for the day and near multi-month highs, following momentum from the Ask Sage acquisition and new international contracts. Q3 2025 revenue fell 20% year-over-year to $33.1 million, while net income turned positive due to a $26.1 million non-cash gain. The company’s market cap stands near $2.7 billion. Investors face concerns over falling sales, losses, and a plan to double authorized shares.

BigBear.ai shares rose about 9% to $5.90 by mid-afternoon Monday, rebounding after recent volatility tied to Q3 earnings, a $250 million AI acquisition, and a new aerospace project. The stock has swung between $2.02 and $10.36 over the past year. Q3 revenue fell 20% to $33.1 million, but net income reached $2.5 million. Wall Street maintains a “Hold” rating, with an average price target in the mid-$6 range.

BigBear.ai shares closed at $5.83 on November 19, down 2.5% after heavy trading and a 7% jump the previous day. The stock saw high volatility amid renewed headlines about its NSA contract, insider selling, and the Ask Sage acquisition. Volume reached 84.6 million shares, well above average. The company’s defense AI work remains in focus following recent earnings and contract updates.