Symbotic A Stock News

Symbiotic (NASDAQ:SYM) shares have been hot of late, gaining around 172% year to date while shining a bright light on the emerging field of warehouse automation.

Symbotic is poised for growth, driven by its next-generation storage technology that boosts warehouse efficiency and accelerates system deployment. SYM's new offering reduces customer storage footprint by up to 40%, shortens deployment times, and enhances gross margins, supporting long-term value creation. Despite concentration risk with Walmart (87% of revenue), SYM's $22.4 billion backlog and...

Industrial robotics company Symbotic (SYM 9.50%) enjoyed a nearly double-digit rise in its stock price on Thursday, with its shares increasing by just under 10% in value. Investors were taken by a bullish initiation of coverage by an analyst now trading the company.

After a ~140% gain since my December buy call, I am maintaining my bullish stance on Symbotic, as the market is still underappreciating its clear and tangible path to profitability. SYM's recent GAAP net loss of $31.9 million is misleading. I am diving deep into this number in this analysis to explain the rationale behind my thinking. I have identified two powerful catalysts for future GAAP ear...

Shares of Symbotic (SYM -10.93%) fell on Tuesday, down 10.9% in today's trading.

The robotics company has a warehouse automation deal with Walmart.

WILMINGTON, Mass. and CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom, Sept. 23, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Symbotic Inc. (Nasdaq: SYM), a leader in A.I.-enabled robotics technology for the supply chain, today announced it will roll out new battery technology from Nyobolt*, a pioneer of high-power, ultra-fast charging power solutions, for its SymBot™ autonomous mobile robots. The technology will enable improved perfor...

Though artificial intelligence tends to get the biggest share of the hype, the robotics and automation industry is multifaceted—and fast-growing. The broader robotics space is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) or 16.1%, reaching more than $165 billion by 2029, according to BCC Research.