Espoo, Finland, Aug. 4, 2016 -- Nokia published its financial report for Q2 and half year 2016 at 8 am Finnish time on August 4, 2016. In the stock exchange release, Nokia published a summary of the report and indicated that the complete results report with tables was available on its website as a pdf document.
This pdf document included errors in two footnotes to selected tables of the document. On pages 59 and 62, footnote 3 to the tables incorrectly presented the "services net sales" figure attributable to the combined company for the periods Q2/2015 and Q1-Q2/2015 (EUR 2 220 million and EUR 4 342 million), respectively, whereas the correct figure should have reflected the numbers for Nokia on a standalone basis. Therefore, the correct "services net sales" figure for footnote 3 on page 59 is EUR 1 359 million (for Q2/2015) and for footnote 3 on page 62 EUR 2 625 million (for Q1-Q2/2015), respectively.
Additionally, a specification to the language of the outlook section of the Finnish language version of the financial report has been made to ensure alignment with the language of the outlook section of the English language version.
The corrected pdf document is attached to this stock exchange release and is also available at http://www.nokia.com/financials.
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