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Ericsson completes a 3.7 million‑share buy‑back, cutting share count to boost EPS, support the price, and keep capital structure flexible for future 5G and AI investments.

Ericsson launches a Swisscom‑co‑developed, energy‑optimised RAN enclosure platform—boosting efficiency, reducing outages and cutting maintenance by 20 % while meeting ESG targets.

Ericsson Q1 2026: 10 % revenue drop, 20 % operating loss amid currency and chip cost headwinds, yet 18 % free‑cash‑flow surge fuels a 15 B SEK buy‑back plan.

Ericsson’s Q1 EBITDA forecast shows a one‑third drop amid rising costs, 5G rollout pressures, and a €794m restructuring charge—what this means for investors and the telecom sector.

Eriksson’s Q1 EBITA outlook shows a modest 5.8B kronor decline, driven by restructuring costs, yet the company’s 5G RAN, edge, and cloud focus positions it for long‑term growth amid supply‑chain shifts.

Ericsson’s 2026 AGM confirms strong 2025 results, disciplined dividend policy and a renewed 5G partnership with Virgin Media O2, solidifying its market leadership and future‑proof governance.

Ericsson faces a Texas lawsuit over a 2025 data breach by a former vendor, exposing 15,000+ users. The case highlights third‑party security gaps, regulatory risks, and its impact on telecom reputation and competitive advantage.

Ericsson’s 2025 SEC filing shows solid compliance and finances while it positions itself as a 6G leader—leveraging AI, open‑source and new supplier ties for future growth.

Ericsson expands R&D, AI‑powered telecom tools and cross‑industry partnerships—Microsoft, Mastercard, AWS—boosting 5G/6G innovation and digital inclusion worldwide.

Ericsson expands its AI‑driven connectivity reach with new R&D hubs, Microsoft 5G‑Windows 11 integration, AWS‑based rApp‑aaS, and Mastercard fintech ties—boosting edge, mobility, and financial services worldwide.