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Ericsson Raises Annual Patent Licensing Revenue to 13.5 Billion Krona

New licensing agreements with Transsion and Verifone have increased Ericsson's yearly patent income to 13.5 billion Swedish krona, with all top 10 smartphone manufacturers now holding licenses.

Quincy Quill

July 15, 20261 min read

Tech Patent Growth - illustration, Jake Team LLC
Tech Patent Growth - illustration, Jake Team LLC

Ericsson has updated its annual patent licensing revenue projection to 13.5 billion Swedish krona. This increase follows the finalization of new licensing agreements with Transsion and Verifone.

The company reported that the top 10 smartphone manufacturers globally now all hold valid licenses for its patents. This milestone indicates a broadening of its licensing base within the mobile device sector.

The updated financial run-rate reflects the immediate impact of the recent deals. Ericsson did not provide a breakdown of the individual monetary values associated with the Transsion or Verifone agreements in the available reporting.

The announcement highlights the company's continued focus on intellectual property monetization. The inclusion of Transsion, a major smartphone vendor, marks a significant expansion of its customer base in the mobile market.

Further details regarding the specific terms or duration of these contracts were not disclosed. The company did not specify how these new deals compare to previous licensing periods or total portfolio earnings.

Ericsson's licensing strategy appears to be targeting widespread adoption across major hardware manufacturers. The achievement of licensing all top 10 smartphone makers suggests a comprehensive approach to standard-essential patent enforcement and revenue generation.

Ericsson employs about 3,346 people in Plano, according to local government records.

Source: IAM Patent.

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https://www.iam-media.com/article/ericsson-sets-new-patent-licensing-run-rate-following-transsion-verifone-deals

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Quincy Quill

Quincy Quill reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Plano.

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