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Nokia hits 52-week high after Wi-Fi sale and AI orders; 10 FY EPS upgrades, zero cuts
- Nokia (NOKIA.HE) closed at €11.43 on May 4 — up 234% from its 52-week low of €3.42 — after selling its Fixed Wireless Access device business to Inseego and announcing €1 billion in new AI-related orders
- FY EPS revisions stand at 10 upgrades and 0 cuts in the last 7 days; the FY consensus rose from €0.329 to €0.336 (+2.2%) in 7 days, and the +1Y estimate from €0.378 to €0.389 (+2.9%)
- The combination of a 37% one-month price gain, clean upgrade skew, and active institutional news flow through May 5 makes this the clearest earnings-momentum story in the dataset
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daily_prices: NOKIA.HE close €11.43 (May 4), 52w high €11.91, 52w low €3.42, volume 18.6M. eps_revisions (May 6 snapshot): +1Y — 10 upgrades, 0 cuts; 0Y — 9 upgrades, 1 cut. eps_trend (May 6): 0Y €0.336 vs €0.329 seven days ago (+2.2%); +1Y €0.389 vs €0.378 (+2.9%). News: Wi-Fi FWA sale to Inseego (Apr 30), Lockheed Martin 5G partnership (May 5), €1B AI order commentary (Apr 29).