Helsinki, June 11, 2026, 20:10 (EEST)
- Nokia Oyj finished the session at €11.78 in Helsinki, gaining 0.34%. The stock had dropped in the two previous sessions.
- The U.S.-listed ADR climbed in Thursday trades, recovering after a 3.25% drop Wednesday.
- Nokia stayed in focus with its push into AI-driven networking, rolling out a new agentic AI framework aimed at IP network operations.
Nokia Oyj shares were flat in Helsinki on Thursday, pausing after sliding over the last two sessions. The stock ended at €11.78 on Nasdaq Helsinki, up 0.34%. Nokia closed at €11.74 on Wednesday, and €11.97 on Tuesday, marking a volatile week for the name.
Nokia is trading far off its June 3 close of €14.805, when Helsinki shares hit an intraday peak of €14.995. The stock saw a sharp drop, down 6.99% on June 9, then losing 1.92% more on June 10. There was only a slight rebound on Thursday.
Nokia’s ADR was up in New York trading on Thursday. The ADR was listed at $13.57 at 19:36 EET/EEST, a rise of 1.24%, according to Nokia’s investor page. The stock finished Wednesday at $13.40 on the NYSE.
Nokia’s ADR slid 3.25% Wednesday, MarketWatch said, trailing a wider drop that saw the Nasdaq Composite lose 1.98% and the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 1.87%. This was the second loss in a row for the ADR, which is now 23.21% below its 52-week high of $17.45 from June 3. The U.S. move came after two weak sessions.
On Tuesday, the ADR dropped 5.07% to $13.85 as selling picked up. Trading volume hit 184.9 million shares, topping the 50-day average noted by MarketWatch. Wednesday’s volume slowed to 96 million shares.
Nokia stabilized on Thursday while Finland’s main OMX Helsinki 25 index held steady. Nasdaq index data put the OMXH25 at 6,243.62 on June 11, down 0.35 points for a flat move on the day. The index traded between 6,221.11 and 6,268.37.
Nokia on Thursday released an operating update that skipped new financial outlooks and put the focus on artificial intelligence for network management. The company said it brought an agentic AI framework to its Network Services Platform, rolling out an AI-powered troubleshooting agent for IP networks with root-cause analysis and guided workflow features.
Nokia’s vice president Sasa Nijemcevic said, “The industry is moving quickly toward AI-native operations, but trust remains the deciding factor,” according to the company’s release. Nokia plans to have the enhancement ready by the end of 2026. Nokia Corporation | Nokia
AI is still a big part of the stock’s pitch for 2026. Nokia’s first-quarter comparable operating profit jumped 54% to €281 million, ahead of the €250 million analysts were looking for, Reuters said in April. Sales to AI and cloud customers climbed 49%, while Nokia lifted its 2026 growth outlook for Network Infrastructure to a 12%–14% range.
Traders are watching to see if Thursday’s slight rebound has legs after the sharp drop from early-June peaks. Nokia’s financial calendar shows it will report second-quarter and half-year 2026 results on July 23. The Q2 closed window for the company starts June 23 and runs through July 23.
