Ericsson Stock Edges Higher on Signs Telco Demand Will Stabilize Later This Year https://t.co/58GkKVkfRX
Ericsson said it expects sales to stabilize in the second half of 2024 amid signs some customers are looking to spend again, as the telecoms equipment maker beat first-quarter profit forecasts helped by a one-off gain https://t.co/dz0yKgG6eq https://t.co/fQCkAStJPJ
WATCH: Ericsson beat first-quarter profit forecasts, helped by a one-off payment from the resolution of a commercial dispute. The telecoms equipment maker said it expects sales to stabilize in the second half of the year, as customers look to spend again https://t.co/XjVFnClw2E https://t.co/IYQY555esJ

Ericsson reported strong first-quarter earnings, surpassing expectations with an adjusted EBIT of SEK 4.31 billion, significantly higher than the estimated SEK 2.01 billion. Despite a decline in net sales to SEK 53.33 billion, which fell short of the anticipated SEK 54.83 billion, the company's profits were bolstered by higher margins and a one-off payment from the resolution of a commercial dispute. Notably, sales in key mobile networks dropped by 21%, with further declines expected in 2024. However, Ericsson remains optimistic, forecasting sales stabilization in the second half of the year, driven by renewed customer spending. Ericsson shares rose as the company also reported a gross margin beat.


