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Nokia

6.42 EUR

+1.17 %

26,235 following

NOKIA

NASDAQ Helsinki

Telecommunications

Technology

+1.17 %
+13.90 %
+15.29 %
+22.36 %
+77.21 %
+36.10 %
+44.12 %
+89.25 %
+131.48 %

Nokia is a global telecommunications company. The company offers solutions in IP, broadband, digital health, and cloud-based systems. The customers are found in a broad base of markets and consist of large corporate customers, authorities, and private consumers. The business is established on a global level in all regions. Nokia was founded in 1865 and the head office is located in Esbo, Finland.

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36.89B EUR
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84.78M EUR
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Updated
30.01.2026
Atte Riikola
Atte Riikola

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Released: 09.07.2024

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Financial calendar
9.4.
2026

General meeting '26

23.4.
2026

Interim report Q1'26

23.7.
2026

Interim report Q2'26

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I think the same, but it requires flawless execution. Below is a draft of a post that I had translated from English. Ciena vs. Nokia – Repricing of AI Infrastructure Ciena (CIEN) has risen from around $90 (August 2025) to over $335 (Feb 20, 2026) – representing approximately +270...
15 hours ago
by Mustathmir
13
Thanks, @Matkaaja. This is certainly a bit of a game of nerves for those investors who have hung on for a long time and managed to keep believing in a turnaround. And I don’t have a crystal ball either; instead, I’m trying to form a picture based on the sum of many different factors...
16 hours ago
by Lexus
13
Nokia’s advantage over Ciena is its vertical integration. Ciena is, for instance, heavily dependent on InP lasers purchased from Lumentum. Additionally, Nokia has a ready product for inside the data center, namely the ICE-D. Ciena has been strong in pluggable products, but I’m not...
15 hours ago
by Lexus
12
This is completely true and that’s how I see it as well. On the other hand, I believe the world will surprise us; future usage requirements will quickly demand dedicated edge computing. In that case, traditional SoCs or FPGAs will likely fall short. To be honest, Morris’s perspective...
18 hours ago
by Lexus
11
Cisco shouldn’t be forgotten. Cisco also has a unit that manufactures coherent optics. These four are basically competing for that slice of coherent optical interfaces. I’m sure a Chinese copycat will soon emerge there as well to drive pricing. Another significant expansion for Nokia...
14 hours ago
by AquaVitux
10
I’m certain. I know the product. But as I said, NVIDIA has so many switch projects underway that there’s definitely room for Nokia too. At this stage, however, Nokia is only involved in the pluggables. The rack is full of them, so no worries. A billion is on the way.
15 hours ago
by AquaVitux
9
Proprius Partners’ review from yesterday. You can get them by simply joining the mailing list https://proprius.fi/ Copying is prohibited, so I am only summarizing. The title of the letter is “buy the dip earnings season.” Nokia is discussed: “A new page turns… the dip on earnings...
18 hours ago
by Vino Pino
8
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