Crypto news: Ericsson’s stock price in Stockholm has fallen sharply due to profit pressure from memory chip inflation, reaching its largest drop in 18 months. The company warned that soaring component costs will affect the profit margin of its core network business, and the stock briefly dropped by 10%. A Citi analyst said the main concern is that the impact on profit margins will persist through 2027. In the second quarter, adjusted EBITDA fell 7% to 6.88 billion Swedish kronor, slightly above Bloomberg’s consensus estimate of 6.82 billion Swedish kronor. Ericsson is cutting costs to cope with the impact of weak operator spending on the telecom equipment industry. The company laid off about 5,000 jobs in 2025 and plans similar layoffs this year. A BNP Paribas analyst emphasized that cost pressure facing Ericsson is intensifying.

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NotYourExit
· 3h ago
Chip inflation + weak performance from carriers—Ericsson knows this script like Nokia.
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TVLTracker
· 6h ago
68.8B vs 68.2B—this 0.6B beat can’t beat margin anxiety
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MoonlightDisconnectSwitch
· 13h ago
EBITDA barely beat expectations, but the stock price crashed by 10%. The market is looking at the profit margin for 2027.
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BluePeonyPlan
· 13h ago
Cutting 5,000 jobs still isn’t enough—the memory price hike is being patched through 2027. Ericsson is having a tough time with this round.
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RugCheckSkeptic
· 13h ago
Traditional telecom equipment vendors are at the mercy of the chip cycle—where is Ericsson’s moat?
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MosaicButterfly
· 13h ago
Citigroup and BNP are both pessimistic, and shareholders in Stockholm can’t sleep tonight
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ExitLiquidityEddie
· 13h ago
Carriers are cutting capex on both ends, and Ericsson is squeezed from both sides. Cutting costs is an urgent necessity.
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