Ericsson


Ericsson's operational strength tested by looming rising component costs

15/10/26 -"Ericsson delivered a strong Q3, with organic sales growth of 7% YoY and an adjusted EBITDA margin reaching 17%. Growth was supported by higher Networks sales, a favourable product mix, and increased ..."

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15/10/26
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