Ericsson is a telecommunications company that is actively working to extend 5G connectivity to space through non-terrestrial networks (NTN). Ericsson is partnering with companies like Qualcomm and Thales Alenia Space to test and validate 5G NTN technology, with the goal of enabling seamless connectivity between smartphones and satellites. Their work aims to provide global 5G coverage, including in remote areas not currently served by terrestrial networks, and involves collaboration with organizations like the European Space Agency (ESA). Key areas of focus include 5G, NTN, satellite communications, and mobile networks.
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Börje Ekholm is President and CEO of Ericsson.
Ericsson's proposed dividend for 2025 is an increase from SEK 2.85 in the previous year.
Ericsson achieved its ninth consecutive quarter of adjusted EBITA margin expansion.
Ericsson reported sales of SEK 69.3 billion in Q4 2025, down from SEK 72.9 billion year-over-year due to currency headwinds.
Ericsson's Board of Directors will propose a dividend of SEK 3.00 per share for 2025.
Ericsson expects the Radio Access Network (RAN) market to remain flat in 2026.
Ericsson anticipates continued growth in the mission-critical and enterprise sectors in 2026.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, Ericsson delivered organic sales growth of 12% in the Cloud Software and Services division.
The gain from the divestment of iconectiv contributed to a Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) of 24.1% for Ericsson.
For the full year 2025, Ericsson's organic sales increased by 2%.
Ericsson plans to increase R&D investments in defense and AI-native, autonomous mobile networks.
Ericsson's adjusted EBITA rose to SEK 42.9 billion for 2025, representing an 18.1% margin.
Ericsson reported a year-end net cash position of SEK 61.2 billion.
Ericsson announced a 6% year-over-year organic sales increase for the fourth quarter of 2025.
Viasat led the founding of the MSSA, which now includes more than 20 companies such as Qualcomm, Mavenir, and Ericsson.
The collaboration between Airbus and Ericsson establishes new standards for connected factories in Industry 4.0.
Ericsson will reduce headcount by approximately 1,200 in Sweden.
Ericsson Federal Technologies Group is positioned to offer advisory services to existing customers and U.S. Government entities for designing robust, secure, and highly integrated networking solutions for demanding 0.005 kg use cases.
Ericsson Federal Technologies Group will partner with systems integrators, existing customers, and U.S. Government entities to analyze requirements, drive innovation, and guide global standardization efforts toward 0.006 kg.
Ericsson provides the foundation for multiple 0.005 kg prototype deployments with the U.S. Department of Defense.