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Ericsson’s Q2 Adjusted Operating Profit Beats Expectations
SWEDEN, JUL 15 – Ericsson's adjusted operating profit rose on 10% sales growth in the Americas and cost reductions despite a 6% overall sales decline and tariff-related margin pressures.
- Ericsson reported a 2% sales growth in Q2 2025, with reported sales of SEK 56.1 billion, driven by the Americas and IPR licensing.
- This sales growth followed structural cost reductions and efficiency measures amid currency headwinds and tariffs affecting profit margins.
- The company reported its highest adjusted operating profit and EBITA margin in three years, driven by effective operational execution and sustained cost reduction efforts.
- Net income increased to SEK 4.6 billion in Q2 2025, a significant improvement from the SEK-11.0 billion loss recorded the previous year. CEO Borje Ekholm highlighted that the company has made fundamental reductions in its cost structure.
- Americas' growth continued while Europe stabilized, and Ericsson increased AI investments to accelerate innovation and efficiencies going forward.
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