ENT Reported Stable Business Performance

Ericsson Nikola Tesla reported business results for the first nine months of 2025. The company stated its revenues reached €165.6 million, as net profit was €13.5 million. ENT stated that it has a continued strategic partnership with operators and numerous projects of digital transformation.

The total sales revenue amounted to €165.6 million, down by 1.5% year-over-year, due to lower sales in export markets, while the domestic market recorded growth, and services to Ericsson remained stable. In terms of financial indicators, in the first nine months of 2025, gross profit was €20.9 million, down by 6.1%, primarily as a result of increased material and employee costs, and activities aimed at digitalization and optimization of business operations. Gross margin was 12.6% (first nine months of 2024: 13.3%). Operating profit amounted to €16.0 million, down by 10.7%, with the operating margin of 9.7% (first nine months of 2024: 10.7%). Despite the lower operating profit, net profit increased by 13.7% and amounted to €13.5 million, as a result of lower income tax.

“In the first nine months of 2025, Ericsson Nikola Tesla achieved stable business results, despite a challenging global and regional environment. The Company was focused on strengthening strategic partnerships, development of 5G and advanced ICT solutions, digital transformation of the public sector, and sustainable business,“ said Gordana Kovačević, President of the Management Board.

She decided to retire after 21 years at the helm of the company. Siniša Krajnović will take over her role on November 1, 2025. ”He is a leader with extensive professional experience in leadership and technology, who started his career in ENT, and spent most of his professional journey in Ericsson, holding various senior management positions. I am pleased that the company will be led by a person with such extensive professional experience, expertise, and knowledge. I wish Siniša and all colleagues a continuous success in their future activities.”, concluded Kovačević.