BlackBerry beat analysts’ Q2 estimates and raised its full-year fiscal 2027 outlook, citing automotive design wins and revenue growth. Q2 sales rose 26% and adjusted EBITDA 81%; QNX sales grew 27%. Shares closed at $8.72, up 4.06%.
Trading volume reached 43.2 million shares, about 134% above the three-month average of 18.4 million. The article’s analysis said QNX’s longer-term investment case may depend on expansion beyond automotive software, including into autonomous vehicles, robotics, robotic surgical systems and physical AI.
