Ericsson shares rose 8.3% on April 15th due to better-than-expected Q1 2025 financial results, including revenue and EPS and a special dividend announcement. Despite historical volatility from the 5G rollout and macroeconomic factors, Ericsson consistently generates attractive cash flow and is trading at appealing levels, warranting a soft "buy" rating for ERIC shares. Ericsson's diverse global operations, especially in North America and its Networks segment, are key revenue drivers with significant growth potential from future 5G and 6G deployments.
ERIC reports mixed first-quarter 2025 results, driven by solid demand in the Networks Segment along with multiple deal wins.
The company's network business posted a 6% rise in sales, with strong growth in North America as customers moved forward investments ahead of planned U.S. import tariffs.
Ericsson is set to upgrade CelcomDigi's network with advanced solutions.
Ericsson collaborates with OneLayer to introduce a Zero Touch Zero Trust Network Access solution to upgrade the latter's network against evolving threats.
Ericsson's comprehensive 5G portfolio is gaining solid market traction backed by growing digital transformation initiatives worldwide.
Major telecom companies in Zimbabwe and Angola select ERIC's industry-leading portfolio to modernize their network infrastructure.
Ericsson completes an interoperability device test on the n101 frequency band for 5G-powered FRMCS railway communications.
Ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm says geopolitics today is increasingly about who dominates technology in the future, with China seen as "the big competitor."
Ericsson is set to upgrade Ooredoo Qatar's network with advanced solutions.
Ericsson helps Telstra achieve a major breakthrough with a 9.4 Gbps 5G downlink speed benchmark.
American depositary receipts (ADRs) of Ericsson (ERIC) sank 11% Friday when the telecom equipment maker missed profit estimates and warned that potential tariffs from the Trump administration could seriously impact its future results.