How Much Have Ericsson’s Revenue & EBITDA Changed In The Last Five Years?
Ericsson’s revenues have increased 8% in the last five years mainly driven by increase in professional services revenues, partially offset by a decline in networks revenues on account of a significant drop in CDMA revenues. However, its EBITDA declined 3% during the same period mainly due to a contraction in networks margins, which is attributable to an adverse product mix and shift in focus away from building profitability to building capacity.
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