BlackBerry shares jump more than 150% from 52-week low in 2026 as company targets US$100 million operating cash flow in fiscal 2027
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BlackBerry's 2026 rally (>150% off 52-week lows) is framed as a QNX-led embedded software/AI turnaround, supported by Q1 revenue growth (+26% YoY) and sharply higher adjusted EBITDA (+144%). Management's fiscal 2027 operating cash flow target (~US$100m) is the key swing factor, with early progress (US$4.6m Q1 OCF) but limited margin for execution misses given elevated valuation metrics.
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BlackBerry shares rose more than 150% from their 52-week low at points in 2026, even after a recent pullback. The company expects to generate about US$100 million in operating cash flow in fiscal 2027. In the latest quarter, first-quarter revenue increased 26% year over year to US$152.9 million, while QNX revenue rose about 26% to US$72.3 million and adjusted EBITDA jumped 144% to US$36.3 million. A recent analyst estimate put fair value at $7.40 per share.
