On October 22, BlackBerry fell 5.53% in Regular Trading, trading at $8.89, with turnover of $27.42 million.
The move followed a cooling in the market’s recent trading around BlackBerry’s QNX automotive software order progress and earnings-improvement narrative after the stock had strengthened for two consecutive sessions.
Recent developments had supported sentiment: BlackBerry’s QNX and neueHCT won an order from a major German automaker, the first large global automaker award for the HCT Luna solution based on QNX Safety 8.0. The company also reported quarterly revenue and adjusted EPS above expectations, and said the Coretura project added more than $100 million to QNX royalty backlog, reinforcing expectations for automotive software commercialization. The latest decline suggests the marginal boost from those positives has faded for now.
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