Nokia's shares fell nearly 7% after its Q2 earnings report, but investors who held for the past year saw gains over 50%. The company is simplifying its portfolio by selling its Enterprise Campus Edge business to focus on core areas. Growth drivers include expanding IP Networks, further non-core asset sales, and deploying AI RAN technology with major telecom clients. Analysts expect modest short-term profit growth, with better medium-term prospects fueled by AI-enhanced products like the NVIDIA GPU-powered AirScale platform.
Nokia shares are trading at USD 9.91 on Pluang, showing a slight gain of 0.51% in the last day. As of Oct 14, 2026 16:01 WIB, the stock has a market cap of $58.44 billion and a dividend yield of 1.58%.
