BlackBerry Limited

BlackBerry Limited Earnings Recaps

BB Information Technology 2 recaps
Next earnings: September 24, 2026 (estimated) · full calendar
Q1 2027 Jun 27, 2026

The stock surged 32.3% as BlackBerry delivered revenue and adjusted EBITDA well above expectations, driven by strong QNX business growth and robust demand in Secure Communications.

Key takeaways
  • Total company revenue was $153 million, surpassing the high end of guidance.
  • Adjusted EBITDA more than doubled year-over-year, with positive GAAP net income for the fifth consecutive quarter.
  • QNX revenue grew 26% year-over-year to approximately $72 million, significantly above guidance.
  • Development license revenue in Q1 reached its highest level in eight quarters, indicating strong future royalty stream potential.
  • New design wins spanned automotive and general embedded markets (GEM), including contracts with major OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers.
Q4 2026 Apr 9, 2026

BlackBerry delivered a robust fiscal year with sustained growth, record revenues, and a continued shift toward profitability, underscoring its transformation into a resilient, growth-oriented company driven by its QNX platform.

Key takeaways
  • QNX revenue exceeded $78.7 million in Q4, up 20% YoY, with a record quarter for royalties and development revenue, and a growing royalty backlog near $950 million.
  • The company reports consistent annual growth in QNX, emphasizing a durable, Rule of 40 business backed by a strong pipeline, backlog, and multi-year design wins, especially in automotive and emerging markets.
  • Strategic wins include deployments with a major Chinese Tier 1 supplier, a North American top automaker, and a European OEM, reinforcing leadership in digital cockpit and ADAS systems.
  • Alloy Core platform progressing toward general release, with OEM discussions ongoing and potential for substantial ASP expansion, representing a key growth accelerator.
  • The company maintains a positive outlook for FY2027, expecting continued double-digit growth driven by backlog expansion and new design wins.