Nokia plans $391 million investment in Germany


A view shows Nokia headquarters in Espoo, Finland, October 19, 2023. JUSSI NUKARI/Lehtikuva/via REUTERS/File Photo

(Reuters) - Finland's Nokia said on Wednesday it plans a 360 million euros ($391 million) investment in software, hardware and chip design at its Ulm and Nuremberg sites in Germany.

The four-year project is being funded by the company, the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection and two German states, Nokia said in a statement.

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