More than analysts expected, Nokia shares would rise 30 percent this year.
Nokia will not re-introduce traditional phones.
The following year, Nokias profit declined significantly.
By 2012, Nokia had operating losses appear.
By 2013, Nokias mobile phone business will be sold to Microsoft.
Over the past 10 years, Nokias American depositary shares fell by more than half.
The deal is expected to be completed in early 2016.
After the agreement, Nokias mobile service will integrate Alcatel-Lucents fixed-line business to gain competitive advantages with Ericsson.
Nokia to Re-Established, Rising in Market Shares?
It should be noted, for investors, that Alcatel-Lucent is not a successful French company.
After the Alcatel and Lucent merger nine years ago, the companys American depositary shares had fallen by two-thirds.
First, the current share price of both companies has rebounded from the lowest point.
Since the spring of 2013, Nokias American depositary shares have doubled.
Alcatel-Lucent is also committed to improving operational efficiency.
Alcatel-Lucents American depositary shares rose in the three years doubled.
Secondly, after the merger, the new company will be able to save costs.
Despite being improved, Alcatel-Lucents profit margin is only half of Nokias.
Nokia said that after the merger, 2019 would be able to save 900 million euros in costs.
Nokias Cost Control field has a good resume.
Margin improvement will bring good, and debt reduction and accumulated tax losses of Alcatel-Lucent also will help.
Gardena will now be classed as the preferred shares of Nokia.
That management is likely to surpass Nokia to cut costs.
Tim Long expected Nokia shares to rise to $ 10, up 39%.
