Jorma Ollila
Jorma Ollila
Jorma Jaakko Ollilais a Finnish businessman, the former non-executive chairman of Royal Dutch Shell since 1 June 2006. He was chairmanand CEOof Nokia Corporation. He is a member of the board of directors of UPM-Kymmene, and Otava Books and Magazines Group Ltd.and is an advisory partner at Perella Weinberg Partners, the New York-based boutique investment bank founded by Joseph R. Perella and Peter Weinberg in 2006...
developing margins number position strong
We have a very strong position in a number of developing markets, where margins are higher.
continues market position
Our position in the fastest-growing market in the world continues to be strong.
business current expect market percent position share
We expect to have market share of 40 percent in the handset business, from our current position of 35 percent,
build committed continue helping keen leader position remain strategy strongly
These have been exciting, unforgettable years. I remain strongly committed to Nokia and am keen to continue contributing to Nokia's strategy and renewal, helping it to build on its position as the undisputed leader in mobility,
digital felt strongly technology
We felt very strongly that this digital technology would really take the industry,
continue exceed growth robust
The robust growth will continue and will exceed expectations, as it did this year.
affected europe
The slowdown in Europe and the U.S. has not affected the way we look at China.
assure confidence overall prediction prospects remain understand
I understand that this prediction may have been disappointing to some of you, but let me assure you that my confidence in the overall prospects of Nokia remain unchanged,
bigger europe stop together work
Europe has come a long way but is threatening to stop now that the need to work together is bigger than ever.
device driven excellent performance
Profitability was driven by an excellent performance from our device businesses,
current earlier market million overall reach suggest visibility volume
Current visibility suggest overall market volume for 2002 will reach our earlier eexpectations of 400 million units sold.
exceed growth net reach sales slightly target
to reach or slightly exceed the high-end of our 1999 net sales growth target of 25-35 percent.
exact expected fourth good growth number picture revenue uncertain
We have a very good picture about the fourth quarter, as we said EPS and revenue growth is expected to be higher, but we can't put an exact number on it in this uncertain environment.
believe china enter era expected global launch mobility role
With the expected launch of 3G (third generation) services, we believe China will enter a new era of mobility and will play a significant role in the global market.