US Stocks Movement: BlackBerry surged on October 6th driven by QNX growth, guidance upgrade, and automotive software
Bitget异动解读2026/10/06 13:55BlackBerry October 6th Surge Interpretation
Keywords: QNX growth, guidance raised, automotive software
1. On September 24, BlackBerry reported second fiscal quarter revenue of $163.3 million, exceeding the previous forecast range of $137 million to $148 million, and raised its fiscal 2027 revenue guidance from $594 million–$621 million to $616 million–$636 million.
2. On September 22, the Alloy Kore jointly developed by BlackBerry’s QNX and Vector received its first design order from Coretura, increasing QNX’s royalty order backlog by more than $100 million, and setting a new record for the largest design order in QNX’s history.
3. On September 24, QNX’s second fiscal quarter revenue grew 27% year-on-year to $80.3 million, hitting a new quarterly high; the company raised its fiscal 2027 QNX revenue guidance to $315 million–$325 million.
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