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BlackBerry (TSX:BB) gains put focus on buyback math and valuation after QNX update

BlackBerry (TSX:BB) gains put focus on buyback math and valuation after QNX update

BlackBerry Limited jumped 8.6% to $12.39 early Monday afternoon in New York, trading on heavier-than-normal volume. The move comes after last week’s rally following earnings faced a valuation check. MarketWatch put the shares at a 52-week high of $12.46, with the day's range running $11.31 to $12.46 as of 2:06 p.m. EDT. Monday trading went on as usual, with no holiday break. The NYSE's 2026 calendar sets the next U.S. market closure for July 3, for Independence Day observed. In Canada, TMX will close July 1 for Canada Day.
29 June 2026
BlackBerry shares surge by $1.6 billion on QNX value, government business cools

BlackBerry shares surge by $1.6 billion on QNX value, government business cools

BlackBerry Limited heads into the holiday-shortened week holding its highest level in more than four years, but the stock’s gains are about more than just “QNX and AI.” Markets in Toronto are closed Sunday, and the U.S. price last crossed at $11.40 late Friday. Shares finished the session Friday at $11.40, up 10.25%, after hitting a 52-week high of $11.49. Nearly 57.81 million shares traded, close to twice the 65-day average. The stock last traded at $11.43 after hours.
BlackBerry (NYSE:BB) jumps after QNX outlook nudge, eyes on cash flow

BlackBerry (NYSE:BB) stock watches QNX beat with AI premium in play after $1B re-rate

BlackBerry Limited shares jumped in a single session, driving market value to around $6.06 billion at Thursday’s close, as traders shifted away from seeing it as just a slow software turnaround to playing it as an embedded-AI bet. Google Finance pegged the stock at $10.34 on the close, then $10.05 in Friday’s premarket, off 2.8% from that finish. The scale of the re-rate stands out less. Using Google Finance’s 586.06 million shares count, the $1.71 jump in regular trading put about $1.0 billion onto BlackBerry’s market cap. The company’s updated fiscal 2027 revenue forecast was set at $594 million to $621 million, which is a $10 million increase at the midpoint from the earlier $584 million to $611 million range.
BlackBerry (NYSE:BB) jumps after QNX outlook nudge, eyes on cash flow

BlackBerry (NYSE:BB) jumps after QNX outlook nudge, eyes on cash flow

BlackBerry Limited surged close to 20% Thursday after its fiscal Q1 print. The company raised its sales guidance, and investors also got more detail on operations. Revenue in the QNX and Secure Communications units each rose by about 25%, while both segments delivered 27% adjusted EBITDA margins. The stock was last at $10.33 on the New York Stock Exchange, jumping 19.8%. Volume reached 19.4 million shares. SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust slipped 0.1% and Invesco QQQ Trust edged up 0.3%. BB’s move stood apart from the broader market.
BlackBerry falls with volume outpacing buyback plan ahead of earnings

BlackBerry falls with volume outpacing buyback plan ahead of earnings

BlackBerry Limited shares fell Wednesday, despite Stifel turning bullish on the name. The drop puts focus back on the stock’s out-of-line analyst split a day ahead of its fiscal Q1 earnings. Shares in the U.S. finished at $8.62, losing 20 cents. The stock hit a session high of $9.37 earlier. In after-hours trade, it was at $9.09, up 5.45% from the close. About 38.3 million shares changed hands, or 137% of its 65-day average, according to MarketWatch.
25 June 2026
BlackBerry Shares Stall After QNX Push

BlackBerry Stock Moves in Pre-Market Ahead of June Test

BlackBerry’s U.S. shares traded up in premarket action Monday, after sliding nearly 9% Friday. The former handset maker is still part of the market’s AI-software move. BlackBerry was at $9.63 in premarket trade as of 9:06 a.m. EDT, up 2.34% from Friday’s $9.41 close. Last week the stock was volatile: jumped 8.00% Monday, rose 6.17% Tuesday, slid 1.36% Wednesday, added 1.57% Thursday, and dropped 8.99% Friday. Volume was high. Premarket trades happen before the main session and usually have less liquidity.
BlackBerry Moves After Volatile Stretch — What’s Next for BB

BlackBerry Moves After Volatile Stretch — What’s Next for BB

BlackBerry Limited shares gave up ground Friday, reversing sharply after a rough week. The move came as tech stocks slid, catching a name that had seen one of the stronger rallies in software lately. U.S.-listed shares settled at $9.41 on Friday, falling 8.99%. That comes after the stock traded up to $10.93 the day before. Shares still ended the week about 4.6% higher than their May 29 close at $9.00, suggesting profit-taking was the main factor in the pullback rather than a clear end to the rally. Shares in Toronto wrapped up Friday at C$13.08, off 9.17%.
BlackBerry stock heads toward highs as QNX robot software draws traders

BlackBerry stock heads toward highs as QNX robot software draws traders

BlackBerry Ltd’s U.S. shares climbed sharply Thursday on strong volume, bringing the Waterloo, Ontario software firm close to its 52-week high. Investors were focused on QNX embedded software, not the company’s smartphone history. BlackBerry shares ended the session at $10.34, up 1.4% on the day. The stock hit an intraday high of $10.895 with around 96.9 million shares traded, based on market data. Google Finance reported the day high at $10.92, matching the company’s posted 52-week high.
BlackBerry’s QNX AI Push Heads Into Fresh Test

BlackBerry’s QNX AI Push Heads Into Fresh Test

BlackBerry’s recent rally could hit a hurdle, as executives told investors at a Baird event this week that the company’s QNX embedded-software unit is now positioned as a growth engine, not a turnaround play. BlackBerry shares in the U.S. were at $10.18, off 15 cents from where they ended last session, with trading in New York and Toronto still hours out. The stock is still near its recent 52-week high of $10.72.
BlackBerry Jumps 19% — What Traders May Watch Next Week

BlackBerry Jumps 19% — What Traders May Watch Next Week

BlackBerry’s U.S. shares finished the week at a 52-week high, jumping almost 19% to $7.91 on Friday. The stock spiked to $8.03 earlier in the session and nearly 57.1 million shares changed hands, as the market put a new price on the company’s software push in secure government and auto tech. BlackBerry shares jumped 28% this week, closing Friday at $7.91 after settling at $6.19 on May 15. Most of the rally came late in the week, concentrated on Thursday and Friday.
BlackBerry Jumps 17% After QNX and Security Update

BlackBerry Jumps 17% After QNX and Security Update

BlackBerry Ltd. shares rose over 16% on Friday, hitting new 52-week highs on both the Toronto and New York exchanges. Investors came back to the Canadian software group’s auto and secure-comms business. Shares in Toronto were at CA$10.69, up 16.45% at 12:39 p.m. ET, after touching a high of CA$10.93. The U.S.-listed stock traded at $7.78, up 16.99%, as of 12:05 p.m. ET. Trading volumes were strong in Toronto. Google Finance put volume at 4.65 million shares, just under the 4.73 million average.
BlackBerry Stock Outlook: Can BB’s Cybersecurity and QNX Wins Power the Next Leg Higher in 2025–2026?

BlackBerry Stock Outlook: Can BB’s Cybersecurity and QNX Wins Power the Next Leg Higher in 2025–2026?

As of 6 December 2025, BlackBerry Limited is back on many traders’ and long‑term investors’ watchlists. The former smartphone icon is now a pure‑play software company, leaning heavily on cybersecurity and automotive/IoT software as it heads into a closely watched Q3 fiscal 2026 earnings report on 18 December 2025. Yahoo Finance+1 The big question: after a huge rebound off 2024 lows, a sale of its Cylance business, and multiple guidance resets, is BlackBerry stock primed for further gains — or already priced for perfection?
6 December 2025

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