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Jim Cramer backed Nokia and BlackBerry, citing AI infrastructure and software growth.
BlackBerry’s analyst price targets have shifted recently, with one firm moving its fair value estimate higher from CA$11.96 to CA$12.71 and another trimming its target from US$10.30 to US$9.50. The split reflects bullish conviction around QNX and raised long term revenue guidance, set against more cautious views that question how much of that potential is already priced in given pressure in Secure Communications. Read on to see what these changes could mean for how you track the evolving...
BlackBerry (TSX:BB) is back in focus after an equity analyst initiated coverage with a positive recommendation, citing QNX software demand and broader physical AI adoption as key themes for the business. Recent trading has been choppy. The share price has climbed 19.0% over the past month but declined 18.3% across the last quarter, while the year-to-date share price return of 143.5% and 1-year total shareholder return of 102.4% point to strong momentum building around BlackBerry. Scan how...
BlackBerry has seen its share price climb sharply in recent years, and the key issue now is whether that move lines up with the cash the business can realistically generate. With the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) estimate focused squarely on those cash flows, the current valuation invites closer inspection rather than headlines alone. Over the past 3 years the stock has gained 168.7%, which puts a lot of weight on whether the underlying cash flows can support that kind of re-rating. BlackBerry...
BlackBerry (TSX:BB) expanded its Asset Intelligence Platform with new Dynamic Pairing technology for connected equipment in freight operations. Gulf Winds adopted Dynamic Pairing to improve visibility on how its trailers and other equipment are linked across day to day workflows. The technology targets fewer mis-paired assets in logistics yards, where incorrect trailer and container matches can create costly delays and errors. BlackBerry's Dynamic Pairing rollout with Gulf Winds adds context...
Dynamic Pairing addresses a costly industry challenge, helping Gulf Winds prevent delivery errors and reduce avoidable chassis costsWATERLOO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / October 7, 2026 / Limited (NYSE:BB)(TSX:BB) today announced ® Radar® Dynamic Pairing, expanding its Asset Intelligence Platform for Transportation with functionality that helps operators understand how critical transportation assets are connected, identify operational mistakes earlier and avoid unnecessary costs.Dynamic Pairing moves
In late September 2026, BlackBerry reported second-quarter results showing sales of US$163.3 million and net income of US$33.9 million, and issued third-quarter revenue guidance of US$143 million to US$154 million alongside full-year guidance of US$616 million to US$636 million for the fiscal year ending February 28, 2027. The combination of stronger year-on-year profitability and a higher full-year revenue outlook signals management’s increased confidence in the company’s operating...
BlackBerry Limited (NYSE:BB) has already completed perhaps the most difficult part of its transformation: pivoting from a smartphone maker into a software company. Apple forced that pivot as iPhones steadily eroded BlackBerry’s market share. The company’s comeback story has drawn growing attention from investors. In a recent analysis, Jim Cramer on BlackBerry (BB): “I Am […]
Mobileye Global (NASDAQ:MBLY) said its core advanced driver-assistance systems business has strengthened in 2026, while the company works to expand its higher-content hands-free driving offerings and develop a more vertically integrated robotaxi strategy. Speaking with Evercore ISI Head of Global A
BlackBerry (TSX:BB) has been selected by Coretura to supply its Alloy Kore software platform for commercial vehicle computing. The Coretura platform is being delivered through a distribution arrangement that includes automotive software supplier Vector. The agreement positions Alloy Kore at the centre of Coretura's high performance architecture for commercial trucks and other work vehicles. Coretura's move to Alloy Kore for commercial vehicle computing is only one piece of the wider...
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