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Updated Aug 31, 2026
Ericsson repurchased 2.15M Class B shares for SEK 208M in late August 2026 as part of authorized buyback program.
Ericsson executed 2.15 million Class B share repurchases during August 24–28, 2026, at a weighted average price of SEK 96.77 per share, totaling SEK 208.1 million. This is part of a SEK 15 billion buyback program authorized on April 16, 2026, running through March 31, 2027. The Board intends to propose cancellation of repurchased shares (excluding those used for employee incentive programs) at the 2027 Annual General Meeting.
Tone: neutralRevenue
SEK 236.7B
ERIC 20-F · FY 2025 · SEK
Employees
88,826
Revenue FY2024
SEK 247.9B
Founded
1876
Profile
ERIC 20-F Item 4.B · Mar 12, 2026Ericsson is a leading provider of mobile connectivity solutions to communications service providers, enterprises, and the public sector, with a portfolio spanning radio networks, cloud software and services, and enterprise wireless platforms. The company traces its origins to 1876 and today carries approximately 50% of the world's mobile 5G traffic outside China over its radio networks. Its enterprise segment includes the Vonage-derived Global Communications Platform, Wireless Wide Area Networks, and private 5G networks.
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Ericsson is a leading provider of mobile connectivity solutions to communications service providers, enterprises and the public sector. The Company's portfolio spans the following segments: Networks, Cloud Software and Services and Enterprise (which includes Global Communications Platform, Wireless Wide Area Networks and private 5G networks). In addition, segment Other consists of media businesses and other non-allocated businesses. Ericsson delivers high-performing, programmable and energy-efficient networks that enable greater service differentiation. Ericsson's enterprise solutions provide superior connectivity to businesses and advanced network capabilities to application developers. Ericsson has a policy of strong commitment to research and development with substantial contributions to cutting-edge open standards and technologies, leading the development of cellular technology from 2G to 5G and beyond. Our strong R&D investments position us to further extend our technology leadership for cost performance and sustainability. With high-performing programmable networks, enabled by open ecosystems, development tools, interfaces and technologies and cloud, Ericsson collaborates with our partners and customers to drive the future of connectivity, enabling programmability and delivering unparalleled user experiences. Today around 50% of the world's mobile 5G traffic excluding China is carried over Ericsson's radio networks. Ericsson's value chain spans the extraction and processing of raw materials used in electronic components to the delivery of communication services for end users, comprising five main stages: global electronics manufacturing, direct suppliers, own operations, direct customers, and consumers and end users.
Primary products
- Radio networks
- Cloud Software and Services
- Global Communications Platform
- Wireless Wide Area Networks
- Private 5G networks
- Network APIs
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End markets
Geographies
“today around 50% of the world's mobile 5G traffic excluding China is carried over Ericsson's radio networks” Competitive position, as stated in the filing
Revenue commentary · FY 2025
Consolidated financial statements are incorporated by reference from the 2025 Swedish Annual Report; no revenue line item is reproduced in the 20-F text provided, so a figure cannot be sourced from this document.
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