Nokia attracts new shareholders: AI boom visible on the Helsinki Stock Exchange
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Nokia gained as many as 13,000 new private shareholders during July–September. As a result, the company has become the second most widely owned stock on the exchange. The information is based on a news report from Verkkouutiset.
Private investors' interest in Nokia has grown at the same time as artificial intelligence has become an increasingly important topic in global markets. Many investors believe that technology companies linked to AI will grow in the future. Nokia is one of the Finnish companies taking part in this development.
The AI boom is thus clearly affecting the Helsinki Stock Exchange. The new shareholders indicate that Finns' interest in investing has grown. More information on market developments is available on the websites of the exchange and the media.
Sources: Verkkouutiset
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