Ericsson Profit Beats Estimates After 5G Gear Sales Stabilize

Posted on AllSides July 14, 2025

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Ericsson AB’s profit beat analysts’ expectations after sales of 5G telecom equipment stabilized in the second quarter.

Adjusted earnings before interest and taxes were 7 billion Swedish kronor ($728 million) in the second quarter, the Stockholm-based company said in a statement on Tuesday. That compared to an average analyst estimate compiled by Bloomberg of 6.55 billion kronor.

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