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List of acquisitions by Nokia

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Nokia Corporation is a Finnish multinational communications corporation, founded in 1865. It is headquartered in Keilaniemi, Espoo, a city neighbouring Finland's capital Helsinki.[1] Nokia is engaged in the manufacturing of mobile devices and in converging Internet and communications industries. Nokia was founded by Fredrik Idestam in 1865.[2] The company was subsequently incorporated in the town of Nokia in 1871.[3]

The following is a list of acquisitions by Nokia since December 1997. During the past few years Nokia has been actively acquiring companies with new technologies and competencies, including also investments in minority positions. Since December 1997, Nokia has acquired 41 companies or businesses.[4] The value of each acquisition is listed in either US dollars or Euros. If the value of an acquisition is not listed, then it is undisclosed.

Acquisitions

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Divestments

Since 1996, Nokia has made the following divestments.

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Date Divestiture target Nokia unit Ref.
13 September 2018 Velocix IP Video [87]
1 December 2016 HMD Global Hardware devices [88]
3 August 2015 HERE Technologies Mapping and geospatial [89]
25 April 2014 Entire Devices and Services business Mobile/Handheld Devices & related services [90]
Q1 2013 TCS, HCL IT/ICM businesses including SCM, PLM, ERP [91][92][93]
2012 Vertu
2011 The Qt Company
2011 Sofia[94] Nokia Voip technology
30 November 2010 Nokia's wireless modem business Nokia Corporation [95][96]
12 July 2010 MetaCarta's enterprise business Nokia Corporation [97]
1 December 2009 Venyon Nokia Corporation [98]
16 October 2009 Nokia's Symbian Professional Services Nokia Corporation [99][100]
14 April 2009 Nokia's security appliance business Services [101]
[102]
16 June 2008 Nokia's line fit automotive business Devices [103]
[104]
2 June 2008 Nokia's Adaptation Software R&D entity Nokia Corporation [105]
[106]
[107]
16 May 2008 Nokia's Identity Systems Services & Software [108]
[109]
5 November 2007 3G chipset development Nokia Corporation [110]
[111]
5 September 2005 Professional Mobile Radio business Networks [112]
18 March 2005 Nextrom Holding Nokia Corporation [113]
30 August 2001 Part of mobile core related R&D Nokia Networks [114]
13 March 2001 Narrowband access products Nokia Networks [115]
13 June 2000 Cabling and electromechanical units Nokia Networks [116]
17 January 2000 Nokia Display Products' branded business Nokia Display Products [117]
10 January 2000 Monitor manufacturing unit in Hungary Nokia Display Products [118]
1 November 1999 SHD/DWDM business Nokia Networks [119]
1 October 1999 Salcomp Oy Nokia Communications Products [120]
9 September 1998 Mobile radios and printed circuit boards Nokia Networks [121]
7 August 1998 LK-Products Oy Nokia Mobile Phones [122]
3 March 1998 Autoliv Nokia AB Nokia Industrial Electronics [123]
23 December 1997 Loudspeaker Operations Nokia Industrial Electronics [124]
7 February 1997 Tuner Operations Nokia Multimedia Network Terminals [122]
17 July 1996 Television production Nokia General Communications Products [125]
18 March 1996 Cable Business / NKF Holding NV Nokia Communications Products [126]
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Notes

  1. The net cash outlay from Nokia to purchase the approximately 52% of Symbian Limited shares it did not already own was approximately EUR 264 million.
  2. Nokia increased its ownership to 100% and purchased the additional 49% of the total share capital of NGI from Gradiente Telecom for US$415 million.

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