Ericsson's second-quarter results will take a hit of about 1 billion crowns ($108.8 million) due to write-downs of product inventory in the Chinese market, the Swedish company said on Monday.
FILE PHOTO: An Ericsson logo is pictured at Mobile World Congress in Shanghai, China June 28, 2019. REUTERS/Aly Song
The telecoms gear maker, which had won 5G contracts from three major operators in China, said in a statement second-quarter gross margins in the country will be negative due to high initial costs for new products.
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