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Nokia Discloses Share-Based Incentive Award to Senior Executive

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  • Nokia reported that senior manager David Heard received 352,752 shares as a share-based incentive.
  • The equity award highlights Nokia’s use of stock incentives to align leadership with shareholders and support its AI-era connectivity strategy.
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Nokia Discloses Share-Based Incentive Award to Senior Executive

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Nokia ( (GB:0HAF) ) has shared an update.

Nokia disclosed a managers’ transaction involving senior executive David Heard, who received 352,752 Nokia shares as part of a share-based incentive arrangement executed outside a trading venue. The notification, made under Article 19 of the EU Market Abuse Regulation, underscores Nokia’s continued use of equity-based compensation to align senior management interests with shareholders and long-term performance.

The award reflects Nokia’s broader strategy to retain and incentivize key leadership as it competes in global network and AI-era connectivity markets. Such incentive structures are closely watched by investors for signals about governance, talent retention, and the company’s confidence in its future value creation.

More about Nokia

Nokia is a global leader in connectivity technology for the AI era, providing fixed, mobile, and transport network solutions. The company focuses on advancing next-generation connectivity infrastructure worldwide to support secure, data-intensive digital applications and services.

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