Nokia
Nokia, the former phone maker, now builds the optical, IP and mobile network equipment that telecom operators, cloud companies and AI data centres run on, and licenses its large portfolio of mobile patents to device makers.
Patent licensing earns 70 cents on every euro.
Nokia Technologies licenses phone and video patents with a 70.6% operating margin, funding research across the rest of Nokia.
How big is Nokia?
Networks for operators and data centres.
- Network Infrastructure40%€8.0B
- Mobile Networks39%€7.8B
- Cloud and Network Services13%€2.6B
- Nokia Technologies8%€1.5B
Network gear for operators and AI data centres.
- 1Bell Labs and 5G patents
- 2Optical, IP, radio networks
- 3Patents to device makers
Optical and IP gear for AI data centres is the growth engine, while 5G radio and patent licensing fund it with steady cash.
- Solidium Oy (Finnish state)5.66%
- Varma Mutual Pension Insurance Company1.59%
- Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Insurance Company1.38%
CEO: Justin Hotard
- 1865Nokia starts as a wood pulp mill
- 990sFocus on telecoms in the 1990s
- 4-25Phone business sold to Microsoft
- 6-01Alcatel Lucent acquisition closed
- 2-28Infinera acquisition completed
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