NOKIA CORP (NOK) SEC Filings

NOKIA CORP (NOK) reported a change in its own shares related to employee incentives. A total of 3,635,260 Nokia shares previously held by the company as treasury shares were transferred without consideration to participants in Nokia’s equity-based incentive plans, in line with existing plan rules and a prior Board resolution from October 2, 2025.

After this transfer, Nokia holds 83,991,222 own shares. The transaction settles commitments under the company’s equity-based incentive programs and does not involve cash proceeds to Nokia.

Nokia Corporation reported several manager share acquisitions in mid-August 2026. Under EU Market Abuse Regulation Article 19, five senior managers — Victoria Hanrahan, Stephan Prosi, Louise Fisk, Raghav Sahgal and David Heard — each acquired Nokia shares on 13 August 2026 on the XHEL trading venue.

Individual purchases ranged from 6 shares to 2,890 shares, all at a unit price or volume‑weighted average price of 9.0910 EUR per share. Each transaction is classified as an initial notification, with Nokia identified as the issuer via its Legal Entity Identifier 549300A0JPRWG1KI7U06.

Nokia Corporation transferred 957,142 of its own shares from treasury without consideration to participants in its equity-based incentive plans. The transfer follows a Board resolution to use treasury shares to settle commitments under these plans.

After this transfer, Nokia holds 87,626,482 of its own shares. The change reflects settlement of share-based compensation commitments by reallocating shares from the company’s holdings to plan participants.

FMR LLC and Abigail P. Johnson report beneficial ownership of Nokia Corp common stock on an amended Schedule 13G. FMR LLC reports beneficial ownership of 300,313,476.72 shares, representing 5.2% of the common stock, with 283,734,242.20 shares subject to sole voting power and 300,313,476.72 shares subject to sole dispositive power.

Abigail P. Johnson is reported as having sole dispositive power over 300,313,476.72 shares, also equal to 5.2% of the class, with no voting power listed. One or more other persons may receive dividends or sale proceeds from these shares, but no other person has more than five percent of Nokia’s common stock.

Nokia Corporation disclosed that two senior managers, Kristen Pressner and Mikko Hautala, reported share acquisitions under Article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation as initial notifications.

On 29 July 2026, Pressner acquired 66,324 shares and Hautala acquired 7,103 shares of Nokia on trading venue XHEL, each at a unit price of 7.8402 EUR per share, with both reported as aggregated transactions.

Nokia Corporation reported managers’ share acquisitions under Article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation. On 24 July 2026, senior manager Patrik Hammarén acquired an aggregated 43,293 shares on XHEL at a volume-weighted average price of 8.4420 EUR per share.

Board member Timo Ihamuotila acquired an aggregated 60,000 shares across BEUP, CEUD, CEUX, SGMV and XHEL at a volume-weighted average price of 8.4522 EUR, and senior manager Pallavi Mahajan acquired 62,000 shares on XNYS at a volume-weighted average price of 9.5500 USD.

Nokia Corporation reported Q2 2026 net sales of €4 815m, up 8% year-on-year, with comparable operating profit of €434m and margin of 9.0%. Comparable diluted EPS rose to €0.07 versus €0.04, while on a reported basis Nokia recorded an operating loss of €50m and profit for the period of €5m.

For the first half of 2026, comparable net sales were €9 251m and comparable operating profit €735m, up 28% year-on-year, with profit for the period of €726m and diluted EPS of €0.13. Q2 AI & Cloud order intake reached €2.8bn, with sales in this area more than doubling year-on-year and around half of orders expected to convert to revenue over the next twelve months. Network Infrastructure net sales grew 12% to €2 037m, while Mobile Infrastructure net sales increased 6% to €2 680m.

Nokia now targets full-year 2026 comparable operating profit of €2.1–2.6bn, a technical revision following the classification of its Fixed Wireless Access CPE and Enterprise Campus Edge units as discontinued operations. Q2 results exclude these businesses; if included, net sales would have been €66m higher and comparable operating profit €13m lower. The company assumes 2026 Network Infrastructure net sales growth of 12–14%, capital expenditures of €800–900m, and restructuring charges of about €800m with related cash outflows of €700–800m. The Board declared a €0.04 per-share dividend under its €0.14 authorization and outlined further expansion of U.S. optical manufacturing capacity, including an agreement to acquire NXP’s Chandler Semiconductor Fabrication campus in Arizona.

Nokia Corporation reports that institutional investor FMR LLC has reduced its indirect holding in Nokia shares below the 5% threshold under the Finnish Securities Market Act. As of 8 July 2026, FMR LLC held 4.87% of Nokia’s shares and 4.59% of voting rights, compared with 5.20% of shares and 4.92% of voting rights in the previous notification. This corresponds to 279,843,137 shares and 263,388,983 voting rights out of Nokia’s total 5,742,239,696 shares and votes, plus a minor SWAP position of 901 shares.

Nokia Corporation transferred 43,552,813 of its own shares without consideration to participants in its equity-based incentive plans, as previously authorized by the Board of Directors. These shares were used to settle commitments under the plans rather than sold on the market.

Following the transfer, Nokia holds 88,583,624 own shares. Several senior managers, including Chief Financial Officer Marco Wirén, received shares as part of these share-based incentives, with individual grants ranging from a few thousand shares to more than 380,000 shares, all recorded as receipts of share-based incentives outside a trading venue on 9 July 2026.