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Nokia Corporation’s SEC filings document its status as a foreign private issuer and its formal disclosures to U.S. markets through Form 6-K reports. The filing record includes stock exchange releases covering manager share transactions, share-based incentive arrangements, transfers of Nokia’s own shares and governance actions approved by corporate bodies.
Recent filings also describe Annual General Meeting resolutions, adoption of financial statements, remuneration reporting, board authorizations for asset distributions and dividend-related decisions. For Nokia, these regulatory documents connect capital structure, insider and manager transaction reporting, shareholder approvals, board authority and recurring governance disclosures to its global connectivity business across fixed, mobile and transport networks.
Nokia announced the appointment of Kristen Pressner as Chief People Officer and member of the Group Leadership Team, effective May 1, 2026. She brings over 30 years of international HR and transformation experience, most recently as Global Head of People & Culture for Roche Diagnostics.
Pressner will be based in Finland and report to President and CEO Justin Hotard. Nokia highlighted her role in driving cultural evolution toward an AI-empowered, customer-first organization aligned with the company’s focus on advanced and trusted connectivity.
Nokia Corporation filed a Form 6-K detailing two equity-related updates. The company transferred 126,758 of its own shares without consideration to participants in Nokia’s equity-based incentive plans, pursuant to a prior Board resolution. Following the transfer, Nokia held 149,267,180 own shares.
Separately, a managers’ transaction disclosure notes that David Heard received a share-based incentive of 65,122 Nokia shares on October 7, 2025 outside a trading venue. These actions reflect routine settlement of incentive plans and regulatory transparency around management equity awards.
Nokia Corporation announced that its Board has resolved to apply for the delisting of its shares from Euronext Paris. The step follows a review of trading volumes, costs and administrative requirements tied to the Paris listing.
Nokia’s shares will remain listed on Nasdaq Helsinki, and its American Depositary Receipts will continue to trade on the New York Stock Exchange. The delisting from Euronext Paris is subject to the approval of the Board of Euronext Paris and is expected to take effect within the next three months. Further details of the process will be announced separately in line with applicable requirements.
Holders with shares on Euronext Paris are encouraged by the company to consult their investment advisers or custodians regarding any practical implications.
Nokia Corporation reported routine administrative updates on equity incentives. The company transferred 979,719 Nokia shares held by the company to participants of its equity-based incentive plans without consideration, based on a Board resolution. Following the transfer, own shares held total 149,393,938.
Separately, a managers’ transaction disclosure shows Patrik Hammarén (other senior manager) received 7,824 shares as a share-based incentive. These actions reflect settlement of existing incentive commitments and do not describe a cash sale of shares.
Nokia Corporation filed a Form 6‑K disclosing managers’ transactions under the EU Market Abuse Regulation. Tommi Uitto (other senior manager) disposed of 57,589 shares on October 29, 2025 at a volume‑weighted average price of €6.322 on Nasdaq Helsinki.
A closely associated person to Uitto, Piia Susanna Martikainen, disposed of 35,686 shares on October 28, 2025 at €5.486. On October 29, 2025, she executed additional disposals of 4,167 shares at €6.4316 and 8,250 shares at €6.457, with an aggregated total that day of 12,417 shares at a volume‑weighted average price of €6.44848.
Nokia announced a directed share issuance to enable NVIDIA to make a USD 1.0 billion equity investment. Subject to customary closing conditions, NVIDIA will subscribe for 166,389,351 new shares at USD 6.01 per share, becoming a 2.90% shareholder.
Nokia plans to use the proceeds to accelerate its strategy for the AI supercycle, including developing 5G & 6G RAN software on NVIDIA’s architecture and expanding AI & Cloud-aligned data center networking within Network Infrastructure. The new total share count is expected to be 5,742,239,696 after registration; the new shares represent approximately 2.98% of shares prior to issuance and 2.90% after. Shares will be delivered to NVIDIA as American Depositary Shares and are expected to be admitted to trading after Finnish registration.
Nokia and NVIDIA have also agreed to collaborate on AI networking solutions and explore integrating Nokia’s switching and optical technologies into NVIDIA’s future AI infrastructure.
Nokia Corporation reported a managers’ transaction under Article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation. Senior manager Tommi Uitto acquired 125 shares of Nokia at €5.3602 per share on October 27, 2025. The trade took place on Nasdaq Helsinki (XHEL) and was disclosed as an initial notification.
The instrument is Nokia’s share (ISIN FI0009000681). The filing lists Nokia’s LEI as 549300A0JPRWG1KI7U06.
Nokia reported Q3 2025 growth with mixed profitability. Reported net sales were EUR 4,828 million, up 12% year over year. On a comparable basis, net sales rose 12% and 9% in constant currency and portfolio terms. Group gross margin declined 150 bps to 43.7%, and reported operating profit fell 14% to EUR 239 million. Diluted EPS was EUR 0.01 versus EUR 0.03 a year ago. Comparable operating profit was EUR 435 million, down 10%, with comparable EPS at EUR 0.06, flat year over year.
All business groups grew on a comparable basis. Reported net sales by segment: Network Infrastructure EUR 1,953 million (+28%); Mobile Networks EUR 1,842 million (-1%); Cloud and Network Services EUR 645 million (+8%); Nokia Technologies EUR 391 million (+11%).
Nokia revised its comparable operating profit outlook to EUR 1.7–2.2 billion, a EUR 0.1 billion technical increase due to moving venture fund results to financial income and expenses; operational outlook is unchanged. Free cash flow conversion is targeted at 50%–80%. The Board’s remaining distribution authorization is a maximum of EUR 0.03 per share. Net cash and interest‑bearing financial investments were EUR 3,001 million.
Nokia Corporation reported a routine change in its own shares related to employee incentives. The company transferred a total of 536,655 Nokia shares held in treasury, without any cash consideration, to participants in its equity-based incentive plans, in line with previously approved plan rules and a Board resolution announced on 22 November 2024. After this transfer, Nokia holds 150,373,657 of its own shares. The update does not involve a public offering, but reflects share-based compensation to employees and other plan participants.
Nokia Corporation is increasing its share capital to support future employee and incentive plans. The Board of Directors approved the issue of 120,000,000 new Nokia shares in a directed issuance without consideration to Nokia itself, to be used to meet obligations under equity plans that vest in 2025, 2026 and 2027. After registration, the total number of Nokia shares will be 5,575,850,345.
The new shares are expected to start trading on Nasdaq Helsinki on 3 October 2025 and on Euronext Paris on 6 October 2025, together with existing shares. The Board also approved a directed issuance of up to 120,000,000 treasury shares to fulfill commitments under Nokia’s Employee Share Purchase Plan 2024–2026, its Long-Term Incentive Plans 2021–2023 and 2024–2026, and assumed awards from Infinera Corporation’s 2016 Equity Incentive Plan, with deliveries to participants spread across 2025–2027.