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Nokian Tyres reported a sharp rise in profitability and cash flow for Q4 and full-year 2025: the group’s operating profit more than doubled in the quarter to €35.1 million, segment EBITDA increased to €87.1 million, and full-year revenue on comparable currencies grew 7.2% to €1,373.6 million. Drivers included higher passenger-car tyre prices, an improved product mix with more premium tyres, and lower material costs; operating cash flow climbed to €146.2 million alongside substantially lower investments (€126.9 million). The board proposes a €0.25 dividend and expects a 2026 segment operating margin range of 8–10% with stable capital expenditure of around €130 million. Strategic milestones in 2025 include producing one million tyres at the new Romania plant, increased state aid, and the appointment of Timo Koponen as CFO. » More on de.investing.com

Nokian Tyres reported its best quarter in three years for Q4 2025: EBITDA rose 30% to €87.1m and the operating segment result increased 43% to €51.5m, with revenue of €437.93m. The stock jumped 5.61% on the figures and closed at €11.10, and a dividend of €0.25 per share was proposed. For 2026 the company expects single-digit revenue growth, an operating segment result of 8–10% of net sales and plans CAPEX of €130m. » More on de.investing.com

Nokia Corporation announced that executive Tommi Uitto received 323 shares outside a trading venue as part of a stock-based incentive program. The transaction was reported on 28 August 2025 in accordance with the EU Market Abuse Regulation; no price information was disclosed. Nokia emphasized that stock-based awards are part of its regular compensation policy for management. » More on de.investing.com