Smith Micro Software R&D Expenses
The Research & Development Expenses of Smith Micro Software (SMSI) as of Oct 10, 2026 is 10.72 M USD. In the previous year, Research & Development Expenses was 14.09 M USD — a change of -23.90% (lower).
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10.72 MUSD
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-23.90%
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| YEAR | R&D Expenses | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| 10.72 MUSD | -23.90% | |
| 14.09 MUSD | -17.85% | |
| 17.15 MUSD | -42.60% | |
| 29.87 MUSD | +14.02% | |
| 26.20 MUSD | +47.41% | |
| 17.77 MUSD | +52.13% | |
| 11.68 MUSD | +35.81% | |
| 8.60 MUSD | -3.91% | |
| 8.95 MUSD | -43.72% | |
| 15.91 MUSD | +14.74% | |
| 13.86 MUSD | -2.32% | |
| 14.19 MUSD | — |
Smith Micro Software Stock analysis
Frequently Asked Questions about Smith Micro Software stock
Research & Development Expenses of Smith Micro Software is 10.72 M USD in 2025.
Research & Development Expenses of Smith Micro Software changed from 14.09 M USD to 10.72 M USD, representing a -23.90% change. The value is lower than the previous year.
On Eulerpool you can find the complete historical development of Research & Development Expenses Smith Micro Software since 2006 – with annual values, charts, and detailed analysis.
R&D expenses represent the costs incurred in researching and developing new products, services, or processes. High R&D spending can signal innovation and future growth potential.
Research & Development Expenses's USD is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Research & Development Expenses's Smith Micro Software historically and in real time.
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