Nokia to Delist from Euronext Paris, Deal with Core Markets After Strategic Shift

HELSINKI, Nov. 4 – Nokia’s Board of Administrators has introduced its choice to use for the delisting of its shares from the regulated market of Euronext Paris. The shares have been initially listed in Paris in November 2015.

This transfer follows a complete evaluate of the buying and selling quantity, prices, and administrative necessities related to the Paris itemizing. Nokia’s main itemizing will stay on Nasdaq Helsinki, and its American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) will proceed to be traded on the New York Inventory Change. The delisting is topic to approval by the Euronext Board of Administrators and is anticipated to take impact inside the subsequent three months.

This choice underscores Nokia’s evolution from its previous identification as a cell phone chief to a targeted business-to-business expertise powerhouse. Since promoting its cell handset enterprise in 2014, the Finnish firm has efficiently pivoted to specializing in community infrastructure, together with optical networking, IP routing, 5G tools, and cloud and community providers.

The corporate’s strategic repositioning is yielding optimistic outcomes, with a 31.58% year-on-year surge in internet revenue reported for the primary half of 2025. Its intensive patent portfolio, spanning 2G to 5G applied sciences, continues to generate practically €500 million in secure annual income.

In a big endorsement of its future route, Nokia not too long ago entered a strategic partnership with NVIDIA, which features a $1 billion fairness funding. The collaboration goals to speed up innovation in AI-native cell networks and the transition from 5G to 6G, additional solidifying Nokia’s position in shaping the following era of telecommunications infrastructure.