BlackBerry Q2 beat revenue and EBITDA estimates, and the company raised its overall FY27 guidance on strength in QNX. However, CFO Tim Foote cited U.S.-Canada trade tensions as "already dynamic" and complicating the Secure Communications segment's substantial U.S. government footprint. The company revised Secure Communications fiscal-year revenue outlook to $260-270 million (from $270-280 million) and adjusted EBITDA to $50-58 million (from $57-65 million). "We consider it appropriate to be cautious as we head into the second half," Foote said.
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