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Nokia Oyj’s second-quarter 2026 results showed sales rising to €4,815 million from €4,443 million a year earlier, while net income slipped to €2 million from €90 million as restructuring and other charges weighed on profitability. At the same time, Nokia accelerated its push into AI-native networks with the launch of its commercial AI-RAN platform and €2.8 billion in AI-related order intake, underlining a shift toward higher-value cloud and AI infrastructure despite near-term margin...
Nokia Oyj has delivered a strong 165.2% return over the past three years, yet its current valuation signals are mixed, with an intrinsic value estimate from a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model suggesting the stock trades at a 24.3% discount while market based multiples look closer to fair. Over three years, Nokia Oyj is up 165.2%, which puts recent share price weakness into the context of a longer upswing that investors will want to test against current value. Growth expectations around...
NOK tops earnings estimates as AI networking and stronger margins help offset uneven telecom spending, offering fresh insight into its evolving growth outlook.
Nokia is balancing telecom headwinds with fast-growing AI networking, cloud infrastructure and enterprise demand as investors weigh its long-term growth potential.
NOK is expanding beyond telecom into AI networking, cloud connectivity and enterprise infrastructure as rising AI demand reshapes its long-term growth strategy.
European equities traded in the US as American depositary receipts were tracking higher late Friday
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NOK Q2 earnings highlights AI infrastructure growth, expanding cloud demand, optical investments and supply capacity plans as it targets long-term opportunities.
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Nokia received about €2.8 billion ($3.19 billion) worth of AI-related orders in the second quarter.
AI cloud orders hit 2.8 billion euros amid optical growth.
Nokia (NYSE:NOK) reported 9% constant-currency net sales growth for the second quarter of 2026, with executives pointing to strong demand from AI and cloud customers and continued progress on the company’s strategy outlined at its Capital Markets Day. President and CEO Justin Hotard said the quarte
AI-driven data center growth helped Nokia deliver stronger-than-expected earnings while expanding its manufacturing footprint.
Nokia Oyj (NOK) reports a 9% increase in net sales and significant growth in AI and Cloud, despite facing negative free cash flow and supply chain constraints.
NOK's Q2 earnings beat profit estimates as AI & Cloud demand lift Network Infrastructure growth, even as revenues miss expectations.
Nokia (NYSE:NOK) reported stronger second-quarter results on Thursday, as surging demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure and cloud networking helped lift sales and profitability despite restructuring costs. The Finnish telecommunications equipment maker delivered solid growth across its Network Infrastructure business, while AI-related orders reached a record level during the quarter.
Network infrastructure growth helps offset a narrow revenue miss
Nokia Oyj and NestAI have delivered operational AI enabled command and control capabilities for deployable 5G networks. The new tools support mission planning with assured connectivity and early threat detection in contested and denied environments. This development expands Nokia's role in defense technology beyond its traditional telecom focus. Nokia Oyj (HLSE:NOKIA) is pushing deeper into defense applications with this latest AI and 5G deployment, positioning its technology closer to...
Finnish telecommunications equipment maker Nokia said that demand for its AI and cloud services drove sales higher in the second quarter, but restructuring charges ate into earnings. "In the second quarter, our AI and cloud order intake was 2.8 billion euros while sales more than doubled year-on-year," said CEO Hotard.
The company said it continued to capitalize on surging demand from AI and data-center customers, as supply constraints pushed clients to place longer-term orders.
Nokia reported a rise in demand for network infrastructure used in artificial intelligence expansion.
European equities traded in the US as American depositary receipts were tracking higher late Wednesd
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Optimism grew ahead of July 23 earnings, supported by Nokia's AI networking initiatives.
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Nokia heads into Q2 earnings with AI networking advances, customer wins, and a broad 5G portfolio, but competition and telecom spending remain key watchpoints.