ENT Reports Growth in Revenue and Profitability in 1H26
The business performance of the Ericsson Nikola Tesla Group in the first half of 2026 was marked by growth in revenue, profitability, and contracted business.

The business performance of the Ericsson Nikola Tesla Group in the first half of 2026 was marked by growth in revenue, profitability, and contracted business. Sales revenue increased by 18.2 percent to €130.9 million, while contracted business reached €166.4 million.
Operating profit increased by 17.4% to €13.4 million, while net profit amounted to €11 million. Cash flow from operating activities was €10.9 million, while maintaining a strong cash position and a stable balance sheet. Business growth was driven by strong results across all three business segments.
President of the Management Board of Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Siniša Krajnović, assessed that the achieved results confirm the strength of the portfolio, the expertise of employees, and the successful execution of strategic initiatives. At the same time, the Group is maintaining a focus on the delivery of contracted business, the development of new business opportunities, the strengthening of technological competences and the creation of long-term value for customers, employees and shareholders.
“The growth in revenue, profitability and contracted business achieved in the first half of 2026 confirms that we are successfully executing our strategy and strengthening the company’s market position. Business developments in the second quarter were comparable to the trends from the first quarter, with continued implementation of key strategic priorities focused on strengthening competitiveness, operational efficiency and technological excellence,” Krajnović said.
”In line with the ENT2030 strategy, during the first half of the year we continued to invest in innovation and talent development through the ENT Innovation Challenge, the ENT AI Hackathon, and the 25th anniversary edition of the ENT Summer Camp, a summer program for students that connects academia and industry and contributes to the development of new ICT talents,” concluded Krajnović.