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NASDAQ:SYM News 29 October 2025 - 5 February 2026

Symbotic stock drops in premarket after Q1 outlook — $22.3B backlog and margins in focus

Symbotic stock drops in premarket after Q1 outlook — $22.3B backlog and margins in focus

Symbotic shares fell about 5% to $53.48 in premarket trading after posting $630 million in quarterly revenue and forecasting $650 million to $670 million for the next quarter. The company reported a $13 million profit, up from a $17 million loss a year ago. Needham raised its price target to $75. Investors remain cautious amid project timing swings and concentrated client exposure.
Symbotic stock: SYM ends 2025 lower as New Year shuts markets — what investors watch next

Symbotic stock: SYM ends 2025 lower as New Year shuts markets — what investors watch next

NEW YORK, January 1, 2026, 18:37 ET — Market closed Symbotic Inc shares finished the final U.S. trading session of 2025 in the red, with Wall Street closed on Thursday for the New Year’s Day holiday. Trading resumes on Friday. MarketWatch+1 The break in trading comes as investors reassess richly valued automation and robotics names after a late-year slide in broader equities. For Symbotic, small shifts in expectations around growth and execution have tended to show up quickly in the stock. The next near-term test is the company’s next quarterly update, alongside early-January data that can move interest-rate expectations. Higher
2 January 2026
Symbotic stock (SYM) edges up in premarket after Monday rebound — what investors are watching

Symbotic stock (SYM) edges up in premarket after Monday rebound — what investors are watching

NEW YORK, December 30, 2025, 07:23 ET — Premarket Symbotic Inc shares were up 1.1% at $60.50 in premarket trading by 7:04 a.m. ET on Tuesday, after rising 3.2% on Monday to close at $59.82. The stock is still about 32% below its 52-week high and is heading toward its next quarterly update around Feb. 4, according to StockAnalysis data. StockAnalysis The early move keeps Symbotic on traders’ screens after a volatile month that followed a sharp rally in late November and a pullback in early December. Why it matters now: Symbotic’s valuation hinges on two things investors tend to
30 December 2025
Symbotic (SYM) Stock News Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Offering Fallout, Q4 Results, Analyst Forecasts, and What Investors Are Watching

Symbotic (SYM) Stock News Today (Dec. 17, 2025): Offering Fallout, Q4 Results, Analyst Forecasts, and What Investors Are Watching

Symbotic Inc. (NASDAQ: SYM) stock is under renewed pressure on Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2025, trading around $57 after a sharp pullback from earlier levels this week—an extension of the volatility that has defined SYM since late November’s earnings-driven surge. As of the latest available quote on Dec. 17, shares were down about 9% on the day, after opening near $62.69 and touching an intraday low in the mid-$50s. What’s driving the move isn’t a single headline—rather, it’s the market continuing to reprice Symbotic after a fast sequence of catalysts: fiscal Q4 2025 results, a major new customer win (Medline), and
Symbotic (SYM) Stock Today: Q4 2025 Earnings, Goldman Sachs Downgrade and 2026 Forecast

Symbotic (SYM) Stock Today: Q4 2025 Earnings, Goldman Sachs Downgrade and 2026 Forecast

Updated: December 3, 2025 Key takeaways Symbotic stock price today: from euphoria to whiplash As of mid‑day on December 3, 2025, Symbotic shares trade around $73, up roughly 9% on the session and recovering part of yesterday’s sell‑off. The stock closed Tuesday at $66.95, down about 21.5% in a single day, after the Goldman Sachs downgrade hit before the open. Benzinga Even after that drop, Symbotic remains one of 2025’s most dramatic winners. Depending on the data provider, the stock is up roughly 170%–245% year to date, has a 52‑week range of about $16.32–$87.88, and sports a market cap around
Symbotic Stock Skyrockets on AI Robotics Boom – Is SYM’s 200% Rally Just the Start?

Symbotic Stock Skyrockets on AI Robotics Boom – Is SYM’s 200% Rally Just the Start?

Expert Take: While Symbotic’s stock price looks richly priced, some bulls argue the company is just scratching the surface of its opportunity. “Symbotic has been hot of late, but there’s still plenty of gas left in the tank as warehouse automation kicks into high gear,” writes 24/7 Wall St., pointing to its swelling sales and backlog247wallst.com247wallst.com. The backing of Walmart – which not only became Symbotic’s largest customer but also a stakeholder through the robotics unit deal – adds credibility and resources. “With retail giant Walmart joining forces with [Symbotic]… perhaps it’s Symbotic that’s to thank, as Walmart strives to

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