Nokia reports renaissance, shares jump


  • TECH
  • Friday, 25 Jul 2014

HELSINKI: Finnish telecom equipment group Nokia jumped back into profit in the second quarter by focusing on its networks business, the company said on Thursday, in a re-birth after losing its leading position in mobile phones. 

The group, which recently sold its phone division to Microsoft, reported a net profit for the quarter of €2.51bil (RM10.73bil), from a loss of €226mil (RM967.03mil) at the same time last year. 

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