Ericsson's India performance is suffering due to Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio's reduced 5G network spending, resulting in consecutive qua...

As per its quarterly earnings statement, Ericsson announced its first programmable network in Asia-Pacific with Telstra; agreed on a multi-...

Ericsson reported a 28% drop in sales to 8.4 billion crowns in Southeast Asia, Oceania, and India for Q4 2024. The decline was due to reduc...

Nokia’s India sales declined for the fourth quarter in a row as Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel scaled back on network capital expenditure. ...

Nokia and Ericsson have reported a 68% YoY fall in India net sales in Q2, 2024, with Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel cutting down on network...

Ericsson's sales in the Southeast Asia, Oceania and India market area plunged to 7.7 billion crowns (₹6,116 crore approx) in Q2 2024, from ...

Nokia experienced a 69% decline in India sales to Rs 265 million in the March quarter, largely due to moderating 5G rollout. The company's ...

Finland's Nokia posted a 33% sequential fall in India net sales to 379 million euros (Rs 3,432 crore) in Q4 2023, while Sweden's Ericsson h...

"Sales growth in India partly offset the expected softening we saw in other markets, notably in North America, where build-out pace moderat...

Ericsson said India sales jumped 81% year-on-year in the quarter to 3.6 billion Swedish kronor ($430 million), while sequential sales growt...

Swedish telecom equipment maker Ericsson today appointed Paolo Colella as India Head with effect from September 1.

Ericsson mentioned India as its third largest market with Japan and both the countries contributed 4 per cent to total sales of the company.

Sales growth of company in terms of SEK was about 23 per cent but it was high when measured in Indian currency terms due to variation in av...

In addition, revenues from western and central Europe declined by 10 per cent to 4.3 billion Swedish Kronor in the January-March quarter of...

Ericsson AB's profits dropped 71.5 pc in 3Q as the global financial crisis hit demand for network equipment.

Wireless equipment maker LM Ericsson said profits dropped 31 per cent in the fourth quarter, citing restructuring charges and weaker handse...

Vodafone Group reduced its sales forecast and Ericsson AB posted a 70% drop in profit as corporate and consumer spending slowed.