Nokia’s stock took a hit last Thursday and declined by more than 6%.
The broader market sold off heavily on European concerns and it now
looks like the the first version of the Lumia phone will be a lower end
version sold through T-Mobile rather than AT&T as some had
speculated.
The company also announced plans to sell off its luxury subsidiary Vertu. [1] With the stock down 20% or so during the last month, we believe that it’s discounting the potential impact from the Lumia line of smartphones.
DigiTimes came out with a report that component suppliers in Taiwan expect orders from Nokia to grow 20% in 2012 as the demand for Lumia smartphones increases. [2]
Lumia smartphones are the first devices that Nokia has introduced based on Microsoft’s Windows Phone platform.
The company also announced plans to sell off its luxury subsidiary Vertu. [1] With the stock down 20% or so during the last month, we believe that it’s discounting the potential impact from the Lumia line of smartphones.
DigiTimes came out with a report that component suppliers in Taiwan expect orders from Nokia to grow 20% in 2012 as the demand for Lumia smartphones increases. [2]
Lumia smartphones are the first devices that Nokia has introduced based on Microsoft’s Windows Phone platform.
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