Lundmark was announced as the new CEO in early March. It would generally start on September 1. Now Nokia announces that it will be a month earlier.
Lundmark comes from the Finnish energy company Fortum Oyj.
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The new CEO succeeds Rajeev Suri, who has led the company since 2014. He has to leave because Nokia has difficulty competing against Ericsson and Huawei.
The company lost a third of its market value in a year.
This week Nokia announced that it would cut 1,233 jobs in France at subsidiary Alcatel-Lucent. This fits in with a global restructuring that started in 2018.
