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Nokia

6.69 EUR

-0.24 %

26,322 following

NOKIA

NASDAQ Helsinki

Telecommunications

Technology

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+20.03 %
+26.71 %
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+140.99 %

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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Market cap
38.4B EUR
Turnover
87.47M EUR
P/E (adj.) (26e)
22.41
EV/EBIT (adj.) (26e)
16
P/B (26e)
1.76
EV/S (26e)
1.71
Dividend yield-% (26e)
2.39 %
Coverage
Recommendation
Reduce
Target price
4.80 EUR
Updated
2026-01-29
Atte Riikola
Atte Riikola

Analyst

Latest research

Latest analysis report

Released: 2026-01-30

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EPS and dividend

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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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Kepler Capital Reaffirms Their Buy Rating on Nokia (0HAF) 5 hours ago on TipRanks.com
yesterday
by 0-Kelvin
16
Nokia’s partner Nscale has raised more capital and gained new owners in its Series C round (Nokia is also involved), and its valuation has already risen to $14bn. Nokia is, after all, their “preferred partner”, there is surely some kind of ownership stake, likely in the range of ...
14 hours ago
by ruuki
12
According to Dell’Oro, the virtualized RAN market is currently marginal compared to the overall market, growing slowly to reach double digits by the end of the decade. Nokia will take market share from Samsung, but the overall impact on the bottom line will be small. Since vRAN products...
yesterday
by _gizmo
10
Even the largest Airscale baseband configuration (6BB+2CU) is not a power hog, at a maximum of 2kWh, typically < 1kWh. The Nokia outdoor unit you referred to achieves a 70% relative advantage with the same traffic profile; power consumption naturally increases as traffic grows back...
yesterday
by _gizmo
7
GPU is no silver bullet when it comes to basic L1, L2 processing. A GPU is a power-hog compared to the processors Nokia currently uses. Sure, it enables new features that AI-RAN requires, but the prospect of NVIDIA developing its own processor for the telecom sector is a long way...
9 hours ago
by AquaVitux
5
If we are talking specifically about the Indian 5G market, the “outdoor unit issues” mentioned there could, in practice, relate to a few very typical technical challenges that all manufacturers have encountered in hot and large-scale networks. Partial quote from AI information on...
19 hours ago
by Tnokka
4
Is there some real power hog in the baseband these days? Most of the power is consumed at the radio end, not in the baseband. https://www.nokia.com/blog/unlock-up-to-70-energy-savings-with-ran-modernization/ The aforementioned up to 70% energy saving is limited to the baseband end...
yesterday
by Rosteri
3
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