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Nokia shares jumped on Wednesday, beating the market. Investors seemed excited by a new analyst recommendation. The European telecom giant's stock rose over 3% late in the day. The S&P 500? Just a tiny 0.2% gain.
What sparked this? BNP Paribas Exane's Jakob Bluestone. He upgraded Nokia to outperform from neutral. His price target? €4.30 for Nokia's European shares. Pretty optimistic, if you ask me.
Bluestone's bullish take? It's all about Infinera. Nokia bought this U.S. tech and telecom equipment supplier for $2.3 billion. Could be a game-changer, it seems.
AI and data centers. That's where Infinera might help Nokia shine. Companies are pouring money into these areas. Nokia's now better placed to cash in.
Right now, hyperscaler projects are just 5% of Nokia's sales. But that could grow. A lot.
Nokia's come a long way from just making mobile phones. It's now a big player in networking and telecom infrastructure. Kind of surprising how they've adapted.
The future? It looks bright for Nokia. At least, that's what Bluestone and others reckon. The stock's performance seems to agree. But who knows? The tech world changes fast.