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Technology · Telecom & 5G · published 2026-10-15 · via Mobile World Live

Ericsson posts higher Q3 revenue on Networks strength

Ericsson recorded a solid revenue increase in the third quarter of 2026, helped by stronger sales in its Networks unit and cost controls. New CEO Per Narvinger warned that the company may face challenges in the coming year.

Expanded Detail

Ericsson's third-quarter 2026 revenue grew, helped by stronger sales in its Networks division and by tighter cost management, according to the available summary. The company is led by new chief executive Per Narvinger, who cautioned that next year may bring difficulties. In the broader telecom and 5G equipment field, such quarterly results can hint at operator demand and network investment trends, though the summary offers no further figures, regional breakdowns, or reasons behind the CEO's warning.

Context

Ericsson's performance and its CEO's caution could affect employees, investors, suppliers, and telecom operators that rely on network equipment. If demand for Networks remains

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