Ericsson in the news

Ericsson halted its plans to lay off over 130 employees in Genoa, Italy, after government intervention, opting for voluntary redundancy and relocation instead.

Ericsson withdrew plans to lay off 131 employees at its Genoa R&D site in Italy, opting for voluntary redundancies after government and union talks.

Ericsson, Singtel, IMDA, and NCS are partnering to implement quantum-safe technologies in Singapore to protect digital networks from future quantum computer threats.

Ericsson repurchased Class B shares from September 28 to October 2, 2026, as part of a SEK 15 billion buyback program.

Ericsson discusses AI RAN's dual role in network optimization and supporting emerging AI applications, highlighting the need for stronger uplinks for physical AI and smart glasses.

Handelsbanken increased Ericsson's target price to 129 kronor and reiterated a buy rating due to favorable Q3 outlook, currency effects, and future growth opportunities.

Ericsson's stock rose 22.3% over the last year despite mixed analyst views on AI's impact on margins, and recent financial results challenged optimistic growth projections.

Per Narvinger became President and CEO of Ericsson on October 1, 2026, aiming to strengthen its technology leadership.

Ericsson's Digital Lab Programme in Oman is expanding to offer young Omanis hands-on training in AI, robotics, coding, and other emerging digital skills.

Ericsson has been selected by Cellnex Poland to modernize and expand its 5G Radio Access Network, providing various equipment and technologies to improve network performance and efficiency.

Ericsson will publish its Q3 2026 financial report on October 15, 2026, followed by a live video webcast with the CEO and CFO.

Per Narvinger is taking over as CEO of Ericsson, with analysts suggesting the company should divest its struggling Enterprise business and focus on its profitable Networks division.

Ericsson has repaired its business and improved its network franchise, but sustainable profit growth remains unproven and is already priced in, with limited near-term upside.

Ericsson has a consensus "Hold" rating from analysts, with recent positive news including a shareholder payout and 5G infrastructure deals, while its stock trades at $9.32 with a $31.42 billion market cap.

Cellnex Poland selected Ericsson for 5G RAN modernization, including radios, microwave backhaul, and energy systems, to enhance network performance and expand coverage across the country.

Cellnex Poland collaborates with Ericsson to upgrade and expand its RAN infrastructure using new equipment and solutions to improve network performance, energy efficiency, and 5G rollout.

Telecom companies and vendors like Ericsson and Nokia are grappling with the challenges of 6G development, including operator pushback on investment and the feasibility of software-only upgrades.

SEB lowers Ericsson's target price to SEK 120 (from SEK 122) while maintaining its buy recommendation.

Cellnex partners with Ericsson to upgrade its 5G tower infrastructure in Poland, enhancing network performance and energy efficiency for mobile operator Plus.