The Finnish company's IP routing sales fell 9 percent in the second quarter to 592 million euros.
Finnish telecom equipment maker Nokia said in its annual report that it does not plan to take on any new business in Iran in 2019.
Nokia’s second-quarter sales of IP routers were held back by component supply shortages, the network equipment maker’s chief executive said on Thursday.
The Finnish company’s IP routing sales fell 9 per cent in the second quarter to 592 million euros, compared to the group’s total networks revenue of 4.7 billion euros.
“Our performance in IP routing would have been meaningfully better if we had not faced some component supply issues in the quarter,” CEO Rajeev Suri told a conference call.
“There is a tight supply for some standard components, such as various capacitors, dialers and transistors,” he said, citing growing demand for digital technology in the automotive and other sectors.
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