BlackBerry Overview - BlackBerry has 3 divisions: QNX, Secure Communications, and Licensing[12] - The company's 2025 revenue was approximately $532 million[12] - BlackBerry has significantly enhanced its cash flow profile, with operating cash flow increasing from -$262 million in FY23 to $17 million in FY25[12] - BlackBerry's QNX is on a path to a "Rule of 40" division[50] QNX Performance and Market - QNX is a leader in automotive and other embedded systems[15] - QNX is experiencing double-digit revenue growth[15] - QNX's serviceable addressable market (SAM) is projected to grow from $1.8 billion in CY2024 to $2.9 billion in CY2028, with a core CAGR of approximately 8-14%[18] - QNX total CAGR is projected to be ~34% from '24 to '28[18] - QNX royalty backlog was up to $865 million in Q4 FY'25, compared to $460 million in Q4 FY'22[50] Strategic Initiatives - BlackBerry is focused on solution innovation, including product and technology bundles and flexible pricing strategies[35] - BlackBerry is strategically collaborating with Vector to transform the traditional automotive value chain[36] - BlackBerry is expanding QNX access to more developers through the QNX Everywhere program, with over 12,000 SDP 8.0 licenses deployed for non-commercial use[48]
Blackberry (NYSE:BB) 2026 Earnings Call Presentation