US Stock Market Move | Nokia Oyj Sponsored ADR (NOK.US) rose by 5% and will sell its FWA CPE business for $20 million.
On Monday, Nokia (NOK.US) rose 5%, to $13.46.
On Monday, Nokia Oyj Sponsored ADR (NOK.US) rose 5% to $13.46. In terms of news, Nokia Oyj Sponsored ADR recently announced a stock deal worth around $20 million (approximately 140 million RMB) to sell its FWA CPE (Fixed Wireless Access Customer Premises Equipment) business to Inseego, headquartered in San Diego. This transaction will help Nokia Oyj Sponsored ADR divest a non-core asset while bringing approximately $200 million in annual revenue to Inseego.
This sale stems from the new strategic direction announced by Nokia Oyj Sponsored ADR in November last year. At that time, Nokia Oyj Sponsored ADR stated its focus on "supporting the infrastructure of the artificial intelligence supercycle" and identified several businesses that no longer align with this strategy as "portfolio businesses" to be sold, including the FWA CPE division.
Related Articles

US Stock Market Move | Optical communication concept stocks collectively surged. Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI.US) surged more than 24%.

NEW GONOW RV (00805) major shareholder reduces its holdings by 155 million shares, reducing its ownership stake to approximately 54.31%.

US Stock Market Move | ZAI LAB (ZLAB.US) rose more than 10%, and Zoci was granted fast track designation by the FDA.
US Stock Market Move | Optical communication concept stocks collectively surged. Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI.US) surged more than 24%.

NEW GONOW RV (00805) major shareholder reduces its holdings by 155 million shares, reducing its ownership stake to approximately 54.31%.

US Stock Market Move | ZAI LAB (ZLAB.US) rose more than 10%, and Zoci was granted fast track designation by the FDA.

RECOMMEND

Two Mainland Accounting Firms Approved for H‑Share Audits, Lowering Listing Costs and Deepening Mainland–Hong Kong Market Integration**The Ministry of Finance, the CSRC, and Hong Kong’s Accounting and Financial Reporting Council have approved two additional mainland accounting firms—RSM China and ShineWing—to conduct H‑share audit work, marking the first expansion of the list since 2010.
11/05/2026

HKEX Tightens Rules on Auditor Dismissals as Sudden “Audit Firm Switches” Raise Governance Concerns
11/05/2026

The Chip Stock Frenzy Is Still Accelerating
11/05/2026


