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The company won 15 new deals in the cable operator and internet service provider (ISP) segment last year.

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In the first half of 2015, Nokia Networks won 30 deals in India, including one for IP multimedia system deployment needed for calls over 4G.

"Nokia Networks India signed as many as 10 deals in the third quarter, across its mobile broadband and global services business units."

Financial results announced by Indian telcos in the past few quarters confirm strong overall monetisation of data, Sandeep Girotra said.

Samsung’s extensive portfolio offering a range of handsets across price points and screen sizes gave it the edge over Nokia.

Mobile handset market is estimated to have grown by 14.7 per cent in 2012-13 to touch Rs 35,946 crore.

Nokia, for the second consecutive year, reported decline in annual revenue from India business to Euro 2,227 mn last year.

Samsung is catching up fast with its Finnish competitor Nokia on the back of a strong growth in smartphones in India

Finnish mobile handset maker Nokia continues to maintain its leadership with highest revenues of Rs 12,929 crore during 2010-11.

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Nokia is yet to make significant inroads in the enterprise mobility space in India.

Nokia’s revenues for the year 2006 were at Euro 41.1 bn, with 20% coming from the Asia-Pacific region.