How Has Nokia’s Revenue & Cash Profit Composition Changed In The Last Five Years?
Nokia sold its map business HERE to a consortium of automakers in 2015 and in the last five years, Nokia Technologies – the licensing business – has become slightly more important for the company. On the cash profit front, the company’s reliance on Networks has increased in the last five years, even though the licensing business still remains highly profitable.
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