Helsinki, June 12, 2026, 12:02 (EEST)
- Nokia shares in Helsinki traded at €12.49, gaining 6.03%. The NYSE ADR finished at $14.09, up 5.15%.
- The ADR finished higher Thursday, doing better than the Nasdaq Composite and Dow Jones Industrial Average after back-to-back declines.
- Nokia’s new AI-networking push brought new attention to shares that have been moving on AI and cloud growth hopes.
Nokia Oyj stock jumped in Helsinki on Friday. The company’s investor page put the Nasdaq Helsinki-listed shares at €12.49, up 6.03%, at 11:35 EEST. Nokia’s New York Stock Exchange ADR closed at $14.09, up 5.15%, according to the same page.
The U.S.-listed ADR ended Thursday, June 11, up 5.15% at $14.09, rebounding after two days in the red. That beat gains in the Nasdaq Composite Index, which added 2.54%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which advanced 1.86%.
Nokia’s ADR bounced but still finished 19.26% off its 52-week high of $17.45 from June 3, according to MarketWatch. Volume was lighter, with 92.9 million shares traded compared to a 50-day average of 114.4 million. The move higher came as turnover lagged.
Nokia opened at €12.45 in Helsinki, according to Google Finance. Shares traded between €12.12 and €12.56 during the session. The site showed a 52-week range from €3.42 to €15.00, with a market cap at €71.70 billion. Finnish-listed shares are still below their recent high, even with Friday’s move.
Nokia on June 11 announced an agentic AI framework for its Network Services Platform, saying it’s meant to help operators use AI agents with IP network operations. The framework will allow operators to deploy AI agents based on live network data and take guided actions within their own policy and security limits, Nokia said.
Nokia VP and IP Network Automation GM Sasa Nijemcevic said “trust remains the deciding factor” and described the launch as an “incremental, pragmatic step toward AI-native networks.” Appledore Research partner Grant Lenahan said “Domain expertise is likely the most critical quality” for complex network automation. Nokia Corporation | Nokia
Nokia’s AI effort is key to its 2026 market pitch. Reuters said in April that Nokia’s Q1 comparable operating profit was up 54% to €281 million, beating the €250 million analysts expected. Sales to AI and cloud customers jumped 49% and Nokia reported €1 billion in new orders. The next update is set for July 23, when Nokia will release Q2 and half-year 2026 earnings.
