Changes in Nokia Corporation's own shares

    

Nokia Corporation
Stock Exchange Release
9 July 2026 at 18:30 EEST

Changes in Nokia Corporation's own shares

 

Espoo, Finland – A total of 43 552 813 Nokia shares (NOKIA) held by the company were transferred today without consideration to participants of Nokia's equity-based incentive plans in accordance with the rules of the plans. The transfer is based on the resolution of the Board of Directors to issue shares held by the company to settle its commitments to participants of the incentive plans as announced on 2 October 2025.

 

The number of own shares held by Nokia Corporation following the transfer is 88 583 624.

 

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Nokia and NestAI build capability for AI-enabled defense operations with resilient connectivity in denied environments

    

 

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Nokia and NestAI build capability for AI-enabled defense operations with resilient connectivity in denied environments

• Integrates AI, deployable 5G and sensing into a single defense capability
• Accelerates sovereign European defense technologies for the next generation of military missions

 

9 July 2026

Espoo, Finland – Nokia Defense and NestAI, one of Europe’s fastest-growing AI labs for defense, are advancing their technology partnership with the first operational capabilities being developed under the collaboration established alongside Nokia's and Tesi's €100 million joint investment in NestAI in November 2025.

 

As European defense investment reaches its highest level in decades, defense forces are accelerating the integration of AI-enabled capabilities into their operations. A defining challenge is ensuring resilient, trusted connectivity in denied environments, where communications, sensing and mission-planning must work seamlessly together for AI-enabled operations to succeed in the field.

 

The partnership is delivering three integrated operational capabilities:

 

• AI-enabled command-and-control on deployable 5G networks: bringing together Nokia's deployable 5G networks with NestOS, NestAI's adaptive operating system for modern battlefield operations, to help European forces maintain command and control, support autonomous systems and reduce reliance on fixed communications infrastructure.
• Mission planning with assured connectivity: integrating Nokia’s radio-network planning models into NestOS mission-planning tools, enabling forces to assess, plan and adapt connectivity as part of the mission while reducing the risk of coverage gaps during fast-moving multidomain operations.
• Earlier threat detection and response: combining Nokia’s Integrated Sensing and Communications (ISAC) early-detection capability with NestAI’s multi-sensor tracking to provide operators with earlier, wide-area threat awareness and support faster, more informed decision-making in, even in contested environments with limited connectivity.
  
  

These capabilities are built for the conditions modern forces now face: denied communications, active electronic attack and emerging drone threats that must be detected before dedicated sensors acquire a target. The partnership addresses all three with European-developed technologies built to NATO operational requirements.

 

“Defense is moving quickly to adopt AI-enabled capabilities, from mission planning to unmanned operations. But AI only works in the field when it has secure, resilient connectivity behind it. Together with NestAI, Nokia is accelerating the sovereign technologies NATO needs to operate, decide and act in the next generation of missions,” said Mikko Hautala, Chief Geopolitical & Government Relations Officer and Chairman, Nokia Defense.

 

“Most defense AI is built on assumptions about connectivity, sensor access, and infrastructure that do not hold in contested environments. What we are building with Nokia addresses the real conditions European forces face, from the network underneath to the threats at the edge, on technology that Europe develops and controls," said Peter Sarlin, Founder and Executive Chairman, NestAI.

 

Nokia Defense provides secure, intelligent connectivity for defense in the AI era. Built on Nokia’s global leadership across fixed, mobile, and transport networks, it delivers resilient, mission-ready communications solutions that strengthen national security and support critical operations worldwide. For more information: www.nokia.com/defense-communications

 

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About NestAI

NestAI is a European AI lab for defence that delivers the adaptive operating system for modern battlefield operations. Through NestOS, the company enables adaptive intelligence for unmanned and command systems, AI that continuously learns from operational data and adapts to changing conditions. NestOS is an open, modular and interoperable platform that enables multi-vendor integration without vendor lock-in and preserves long-term European control over critical AI capabilities.

 

Founded in 2025, NestAI has raised €100M from Nokia and Tesi and grown to a team of close to 200 engineers and scientists, working with the Finnish Defence Forces and other European defence forces as well as leading industry partners including Patria and Bittium. www.nestai.com

 

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Notification under Chapter 9, Section 10 of the Finnish Securities Market Act: voting rights of FMR LLC in Nokia Corporation decreased below 5%

    

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Stock Exchange Release
30 June 2026 at 20:30 EEST

Notification under Chapter 9, Section 10 of the Finnish Securities Market Act: voting rights of FMR LLC in Nokia Corporation decreased below 5%

 

Notification under Chapter 9, Section 10 of the Finnish Securities Market Act: voting rights of FMR LLC in Nokia Corporation decreased below 5%

 

According to a notification received under Chapter 9, Section 5 of the Finnish Securities Market Act (FSMA) by Nokia Corporation, the indirect proportion of voting rights of FMR LLC has on 29 June 2026 decreased below 5% of the total number of voting rights in Nokia Corporation.

 

The total number of shares in Nokia Corporation is 5 742 239 696, representing the same number of votes.

 

According to the notification received, the position of FMR LLC was as follows:

	% of shares and voting rights (Total of A)	% of shares and voting rights through financial instruments (Total of B)	Total % of shares and voting rights (A+B)	Total number of shares and voting rights of issuer
Resulting situation on the date on which threshold was crossed or reached	5.20% shares 4.92% voting rights	n/a	5.20% shares 4.92% voting rights	5 742 239 696
Position of previous notification (if applicable)	5.26% shares 5.05% voting rights	n/a	5.26% shares 5.05% voting rights

 

Details of the ownership position on the date on which the threshold was reached or exceeded:

 

A: Shares and voting rights

Share class/type (ISIN)	Number of shares and voting rights		% of shares and voting rights
	Direct (FSMA 9:5)	Indirect (FSMA 9:6 and 9:7)	Direct (FSMA 9:5)	Indirect (FSMA 9:6 and 9:7)
NOKIA (FI0009000681)		298 784 430 shares 282 257 521 voting rights		5.20% shares 4.92% voting rights
TOTAL of A	298 784 430 shares 282 257 521 voting rights		5.20% shares 4.92% voting rights

 

B: Financial instruments referred to in Chapter 9 Section 6a of the FSMA:

Type of financial instrument	Expiration date	Exercise period	Settlement	Number of shares and voting rights	% of shares and voting rights
			Total of B	n/a	n/a

 

Full chain of controlled undertakings through which shares, voting rights and financial instruments are held:

Name	% of shares and voting rights	% of shares and voting rights through financial instruments	Total
FMR LLC
Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC
FMR LLC
FIAM Holdings LLC
FIAM LLC
FMR LLC
FIAM Holdings LLC
Fidelity Institutional Asset Management Trust Company
FMR LLC
FMTC Holdings LLC
Fidelity Management Trust Company
FMR LLC
Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC FMR Investment Management (UK) Limited
FMR LLC
Fidelity Advisory Holdings LLC
Strategic Advisers LLC
FMR LLC
Fidelity Global Brokerage Group, Inc.
National Financial Services LLC
Fidelity Capital Markets
FMR LLC
Fidelity Diversifying Solutions LLC

 

 

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Nokia, Amazon Web Services expand collaboration to deliver autonomous networks built for the AI era

    

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Nokia, Amazon Web Services expand collaboration to deliver autonomous networks built for the AI era

• Leveraging AWS’s AI and cloud services, Nokia’s Autonomous Network Fabric will help operators transition to networks that operate at machine speed to connect intelligence.
  
  

24 June 2026

Espoo, Finland — Nokia and Amazon Web Services (AWS) today announced they are expanding their collaboration to deliver autonomous networks built for the AI era, making it easier for telecommunication providers to run their full operational stack in the cloud.

 

Nokia and AWS are collaborating to run Nokia’s Autonomous Networks Fabric on AWS, giving operators access to advanced AI and cloud services required for Level 4 autonomy. This builds on a set of existing digital operations applications from Nokia — covering orchestration, assurance, and unified inventory — already on the platform. Availability is expected later this year.

 

Nokia’s Autonomous Network Fabric weaves together a broad portfolio that delivers intent-based service orchestration across multi-domain, multi-vendor networks; provides 360-degree observability with AI-powered anomaly detection, root cause analysis, and closed-loop resolution; and offers a single source of truth for network topology and resources.

 

The Fabric unifies observability, analytics, security, and automation through four core capabilities:

• Unified Data Management across domains.
• Agentic AI for service operations and optimization.
• Digital Twin simulations for proactive impact assessment.
• Intent-Based Networking that translates business goals into automated closed-loop actions.

 

‘This is how telcos will compete in the AI era’

 

While legacy network management tools require teams of experts to manually oversee mobile, fixed, and transport networks in silos, Nokia helps operators evolve from static infrastructures to programmable, AI-native platforms that anticipate changing traffic mixes and operate at machine speed to connect intelligence.

 

“Autonomous networks have gone from far-off vision to business imperative. At Nokia, we move operators toward greater autonomy through the convergence of intent-based networking, agentic AI, and cloud-native architecture. Together with AWS, we’re building a platform that scales operators’ ambitions while maintaining the control and governance they need. This is how telcos will compete in the AI era,” said Oguz Sunay, CTO, AI and Autonomous Networks, Nokia.

 

Running on AWS, Nokia’s solutions gain elastic scalability, global availability, and broad model choices through cloud AI and ML services — including Amazon Bedrock and Amazon SageMaker — enabling operators to innovate faster while reducing infrastructure costs. Nokia is also engineering an optimized cloud footprint that minimizes compute and storage requirements versus traditional on-premises deployments.

 

“The shift to autonomous network operations is ultimately about speed and step-change efficiency. Speed to detect, speed to resolve, speed to monetize. Achieving step-change cost efficiency is critical for customers to unlock agentic value in the AI era. Nokia’s decision to optimize its full operational stack on AWS means operators can take advantage of elastic scalability, purpose-built AI and ML services, and the most extensive global infrastructure footprint for wherever their networks operate. Together, we're compressing years of transformation into months, delivering step-change improvements in cost efficiency and revenue growth,” said Amir Rao, global director for Telco Solutions at AWS.

 

Cloud-based network innovation

 

Today’s news is the latest in a series of announcements between Nokia and AWS related to cloud-based network innovation. At MWC in March, the companies showcased the industry’s first agentic AI-powered network slicing alongside du and Orange. In February, they announced the world’s first commercial mobile service on 5G Core SaaS, running on Belgium’s Citymesh network.

 

In addition to these developments, Nokia’s autonomous networks portfolio is already delivering measurable results, with operators achieving automation rates exceeding 90%, service delivery times of four hours or less, and service interruption periods of one minute per year or fewer — along with up to 85% reduction in slice rollout time and up to 50% fewer customer-impacting incidents.

 

Nokia and AWS are committed to a collaborative innovation agenda that combines Nokia’s telecom-trained AI models and domain expertise with AWS’s AI services to deliver increasingly autonomous network operations. Together, the companies will go to market to help operators evolve their operational stacks, increase autonomous operations and unlock new revenue streams.

 

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Nokia, Databricks demonstrate unified data platform for autonomous networks

    

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Nokia, Databricks demonstrate unified data platform for autonomous networks

• Proof of concept validates cloud-agnostic approach for network operators to scale AI-driven operations, deploy real-time analytics without rewriting code.
  
  

24 June 2026 

Espoo, Finland – Nokia and Databricks today announced the successful completion of a joint proof of concept (PoC) demonstrating a unified, substrate-agnostic data platform designed to support AI-driven autonomous networks. The collaboration shows how telecommunication providers can simplify fragmented data environments and deploy real-time analytics at scale, enabling faster decision-making, improved network performance, and more efficient operations.

 

The PoC addresses a long-standing industry challenge: Telecom networks typically rely on hundreds of siloed operational and business support systems, each with its own data architecture, making it difficult to apply AI consistently across domains. To truly harness AI and multi-agent systems, operators need a common data platform that can run seamlessly across different cloud environments or on-premise infrastructure, without the need to rewrite code.

 

The POC confirmed Databricks and Nokia’s ability to develop a joint architecture that efficiently handles the massive scale and real-time ingestion speeds required to feed network data to AI agents for automated, cross-domain decision-making.

 

“Teaming up with Databricks represents a big step as we work toward building the types of data foundations required for next-generation autonomous networks. By enabling a common, flexible data platform across cloud environments, we can help operators accelerate the adoption of AI and create more efficient, resilient and sustainable networks,” said Oguz Sunay, CTO AI and Autonomous Networks, Nokia.

 

“Telecom operators are managing increasingly complex networks and need a more consistent way to harness their data. Our collaboration with Nokia demonstrates how a unified data platform can help simplify operations and unlock the value of AI across network domains,” said Nevash Pillay, Global Head of Telecommunications Industry, Databricks.

 

About the POC

Engineering teams from Nokia and Databricks focused on a real-time performance management use case, simulating analytics ingestion with an intent to scale quickly to match tier-1 operator scale in the cloud. Their work delivered several key technical breakthroughs designed to simplify how telecom operators build and run data-driven services across different environments:

 

• Cross-platform data pipelines, without coding complexity: Data pipelines were created once and deployed across different platforms without modification. In trials, the same data workflows ran seamlessly on both Databricks and an open-source stack based on Apache Flink, Kafka, and Iceberg, supporting real-time streaming, batch processing, and query-time data products.
  
  
• Vendor-neutral data logic design: To avoid lock-in to any single platform, Nokia engineers developed transformation logic using an abstract, platform-independent expression in Python. By separating the core logic from platform-specific connectors, the same data workflows could be reused across multiple environments.
  
  
• Automated deployment across environments: The teams validated a custom compiler that automatically adapted workflows at deployment. Based on the target environment, it translated the abstract logic into native formats — such as Delta Live Tables for Databricks or Flink SQL for open-source systems — and added the platform-specific connectors, eliminating manual rework and accelerating time to deployment.
  
  
• AI-powered creation of new data products: The project also showcased how AI can streamline operations. Using simple natural language prompts, an intelligent data fabric agent can generate new data products, request human validation, and deploy the pipeline automatically, resulting in faster innovation with less manual effort. In the agentic world, the same mechanism can be leveraged by other agents to create dynamic data products on demand by communicating (agent to agent) with the data fabric agent.
  
  
• Data fabric built for the agentic world:
  
  
  • Query-time data products computing derived metrics, applying filters, aggregating, enriching, or joining data on read instead of duplicating it.
  • Zero-copy sharing, making cross-domain data consumption lightweight and real-time.
  • A mechanism to selectively feed upper temporal layers in the cloud, where agents run retrospective tasks like root-cause analysis on past events.

 

Moving ahead

Nokia and Databricks plan to continue their collaboration around enhancing autonomous network capabilities, helping operators transition to a future where AI applications increasingly access, correlate, and act on large-scale network data in real time.

 

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Nokia advances autonomous networks portfolio with upgraded agentic AI capabilities #DTW26

    

Nokia advances autonomous networks portfolio with upgraded agentic AI capabilities #DTW26

• As AI becomes the dominant workload of the network economy, Nokia’s new software and agentic frameworks help telecom providers improve network performance, reliability, and operational efficiency at scale.
• Holistic approach covers Autonomous Networks Agent Library, Autonomous Networks Suite, MantaRay SMO, and new AI-driven frameworks for IP, fixed, and optical networks.

 

23 June 2026 

Espoo, Finland – Nokia today announced multiple upgrades to its autonomous networks portfolio, introducing a comprehensive set of agentic AI capabilities designed to help telecommunication providers simplify operations, improve network performance, and respond more effectively to increasingly complex and dynamic traffic demands.

 

At DTW in Copenhagen, Nokia rolled out a new Autonomous Networks Agent Library, released the latest version of its Autonomous Networks Suite, enhanced RAN automation, and showcased new AI-driven frameworks for IP, fixed, and optical networks. Together, these capabilities enable operators to phase in various elements of AI and agentic automation across the stack, while maintaining operational control and trust in live network environments.

 

“As networks evolve from static infrastructure into programmable, AI-native platforms, there’s growing pressure to manage unpredictable traffic patterns driven by AI-intensive workloads. Our latest advancements are designed to help operators move toward higher levels of network autonomy, resulting in faster decision-making, automated operations, and more efficient use of network resources,” said Pallavi Mahajan, Chief Technology and AI Officer, Nokia.

 

Portfolio details

 

Nokia’s Agent Library delivers pre-built AI agents that combine sophisticated reasoning, autonomous action, and deep telco expertise to solve high-value operational problems across security, assurance, and service operations. With built-in observability, governance, and “glass box autonomy,” these agents help operators make faster, context-aware decisions in dynamic live network conditions. This includes identifying zero-day attacks, reasoning through complex anomalies, event triage for root cause analysis, troubleshooting service order failures, and multi-agent coordination. Productivity gains typically range from 60 to 80% when compared to traditional operations.

 

“Autonomous networks are critical to the future of telecoms, and agentic AI is a key enabler for autonomous networks. This is a complex space where telcos need partners with the deep domain expertise to ideate, integrate, and manage agents across their varied network and IT domains. Nokia’s approach to apply agentic AI across its portfolio meets its customers where they are, and is already achieving quantifiable business value,” said Chris Silberberg, Research Manager, Global Telecom Operations and Monetization at IDC.

 

Autonomous Networks Suite introduces on-premise deployment options and new use cases designed to improve business outcomes, including improved VoLTE service quality, enhanced observability, and optimized subscriber experience in radio access networks. By turning real-time network intelligence into automated operational actions, these capabilities help operators boost service performance, respond faster to operational issues, and deliver more reliable customer experiences.

 

Nokia’s MantaRay SMO solution, which fully aligns with Open RAN standards and delivers field-proven multi-vendor capabilities for traditional RAN, now features Non-Real-Time RIC functionality, with AI-enabled rApps that manage complex radio networks, detect anomalies, and support dynamic network slicing. It is ready for deployment at scale and capable of handling the most extreme network environments. Nokia is working with leading operators, including NTT DOCOMO, to advance SMO-driven autonomy through MantaRay SON, AutoPilot trials, and future Non-RT RIC and rApp development. Learn more.

 

In parallel, upgrades to Nokia’s agentic AI framework for IP, fixed, and optical networks include:

• IP: Nokia’s Network Services Platform (NSP) lets operators deploy AI agents that can reason using real network context, supporting collaborative operations across agents and allowing guided actions within defined policies and security boundaries. Its first application, an AI-driven troubleshooting agent, helps operators accelerate root-cause identification, reduce alert noise, and improve the accuracy of remediation actions in complex IP networks.
• Fixed: New agentic AI capabilities in Nokia’s Altiplano, Corteca, and Broadband Easy platforms are helping drive productivity and operational intelligence across home and broadband networks. Benefits include lifting first-contact helpdesk resolution rates above 50%, network incident qualification within five minutes, and a 50% reduction in return visits to construction sites and connected homes. Learn more.
• Optical: Nokia’s new WaveSuite agentic framework for optical network operations and intelligent analytics provides proactive detection of KPI anomalies and photonic equipment failures before they affect service performance. Combining WaveSuite’s operational reasoning and real-time network insights with NSP agentic framework allows network operators to accelerate root-cause analysis, reduce troubleshooting complexity, and improve remediation accuracy holistically across the IP and optical domains.
  

Addressing a key industry challenge

These advancements address a key industry challenge: applying AI in network operations in a way that is practical, controlled, and aligned with operational requirements. By embedding AI capabilities directly into existing network management platforms, Nokia enables operators to adopt automation at their own pace, scaling use cases over time.

 

For operators, the benefits include faster resolution of network incidents, improved operational efficiency, and greater service reliability. End users experience more stable connectivity and reduced service disruptions, with consistent digital experiences across consumer and enterprise applications.

 

Nokia’s latest innovations are designed for deployment across global markets, supporting leading and emerging operators as they transition toward fully autonomous networks capable of operating at machine speed and adapting continuously to evolving demands.

 

Nokia at DTW

At DTW, visitors to Nokia’s booth (Hall C3; Stand 306) will experience how to build autonomous networks for the AI era, with multiple demonstrations spanning agentic AI and network autonomy, cross-domain assurance and orchestration, digital twins, AI Ops, and agentic capabilities across IP, optical and fixed networks, as well as autonomous RAN operations.

 

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