A China Mobile Vodafone

Authors : Ishwarbhai patel
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The company’s scale allows it to produce what is now regarded China Mobile Vodafone as a commodity product (low-end cell phones) at a much cheaper prices than it’s competitors. Nokia’s dominace in the mobile handset market sees it earning roughly 15% profit even on entry-level units, while it’s most profitable competitor, Samsung, reputedly earns slightly above 13%.
Nokia is also working on growing it’s service offerings, China Mobile Vodafone expanding into music & games, whilst adding compatible location based services (LBS)with the recent acquisition of NAVTEQ. The strategy being that Nokia can earn incremental revenue from these services whilst building brand loyalty/customer lock-in, as users become accustomed to China Mobile Vodafone Nokia’s services & will opt to replace their existing handset & existing services with another Nokia model instead of migrating to a competitor.
From a financial point of view, Nokia holds an enviable position. The current balance sheet shows €5.5 billion against about €4.4 billion in debt, 70% of which is in short term notes. Return on capital is pretty impressive to date, since 2004, ROIC is over 160%, & standard return on capital is equally impressive at 75%. Operating margins run at circa 13%, with free cash flow at 9%. For the long term investor, Nokia also has a track record of delivering a dividend yield of close to 4%. That said, the dividend rate was cut by 20% in January to reflect the impact of the gloabl downturn.