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T-Mobile US Inc

NASDAQ: TMUS Telecom Services
$168.36
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TMUS at a Glance

Valuation
Market cap
$179.1B
P/E ratio
16.3
Dividend yield
2.51%
Profitability
Revenue (TTM)
$93.8B
Profit margin
12.0%
EPS (TTM)
$10.37
Price
52-week range
$144 – $221
24/7 target
$223.87
Street target
$225.64
Earnings
Next report
Feb 9, 2027
Q3 2026 EPS
$3.22
vs. $2.91 est.
+10.6%

Headquartered in Bellevue, WA Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: TMUS t-mobile.com

About T-Mobile

T-Mobile US, Inc. is a U.S. wireless and broadband provider operating a nationwide 5G Advanced network. It sells under the T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Mint Mobile brands.

Most revenue comes from postpaid service: phone, 5G fixed wireless broadband, fiber, tablet, hotspot, wearable and IoT connectivity for consumers and T-Mobile for Business customers, totaling about 35.0 million postpaid accounts. Additional revenue comes from prepaid service, wholesale and other services, and equipment sales, with devices financed largely through equipment installment plans.

The company has expanded through the UScellular acquisition and the Metronet and Lumos fiber transactions. It is integrating UScellular while restructuring parts of its network and retail footprint, including a shift toward digital transactions and large-format experience stores.

Deutsche Telekom AG is the controlling stockholder. T-Mobile returns capital through share repurchases and a quarterly dividend under an annual stockholder return authorization. Updated

Revenue by Segment · Q3 2026
  1. Postpaid service69%
  2. Equipment sales17%
  3. Prepaid service10%
  4. Wholesale and other service3%

Latest Activity

Reddit Pulser/investing
Why is Elon/SpaceX even interested in becoming a telecom carrier?

The big 3 telecoms operate in the US only. SpaceX automatically can cover any country on earth that let's them in. Why does Reddit keep missing this point Also telecom companies aren't undervalued at all, they have literally no growth potential in the US. They can at best siphon customers in between themselves but that's about the max growth they can do.

The top-voted reply reframes Starlink Mobile as a global land grab no domestic carrier can match, against a bear case that assumes a saturated US market. If that view wins, the big three are defending a market with nowhere left to grow.

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 11/4/26

  • Cramer ties Apple's 5.3% jump and record high to hopes midterm results slow data center building and cap DRAM prices
  • T-Mobile's new plans cut the $2,000 iPhone Duo to as low as $800 in family bundles, protecting Apple volumes
  • Microsoft rose 6.7% and Amazon 6.1% on the idea cheaper, scarcer data centers enforce capex discipline
  • AMD's big beat finished up only 1%; Nvidia fell 6.5% on the day, down from $239 to about $200

Cramer's read flips the AI trade on its head: regulation that curbs data center construction relieves memory costs for Apple and spending pressure for Microsoft and Amazon, while hitting the chipmakers that need the build to continue. He cautions the move is only a one-day trade, with Friday's payroll report capable of undoing much of it.

Qualcomm just locked in multi-year silicon demand from tens of thousands of new ground sites, and SpaceX stops being only a satellite threat to the Big 3 carriers once terrestrial buildout starts in 2027.

Big news! SpaceX has just officially announced that they are partnering with Qualcomm to help build @Starlink Mobile's nationwide terrestrial 5G network, with deployment beginning in 2027. Under the multi-year agreement, SpaceX plans to deploy tens of thousands of cellular sites https://t.co/8vtnio27KT
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  • AZNAstraZeneca$186.4+6.9%
  • SPOTSpotify$593.99+6.6%
  • TMUST-Mobile$156.39+6.2%
  • IMOImperial Oil$138.4+5.8%
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  • SNDKSanDisk$1,149.86-13.6%
  • AAOIApplied Optoelectronics$68.99-12.9%
  • COHRCoherent$209.16-11.8%

Intel closed down 29.27%, the widest single-session move across 380 priority names. Regeneron led the other direction, with chip and optics names filling out the downside.

TMUST-Mobile
Q3 2026
EPS
$3.22
est $2.91+10.6%
Revenue
$23.58B
est $23.14B+1.9%

The SpaceX scare hasn't dented the cash engine: T-Mobile topped expectations on both lines and lifted the floor on its 2026 adjusted free cash flow guidance to $18.7 billion to $18.8 billion.

Quarterly EPS — reported vs estimate

Verizon's best phone growth in five years says the subscriber bleed to T-Mobile and AT&T has stopped, and it lands while telecom investors are focused on SpaceX's satellite threat.

JUST IN: Verizon adds 406,000 phone customers in Q3, the largest in 5 years
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TMUST-Mobile
New 52-week low$146.54-1.4% vs prior low · 2026-10-09

T-Mobile closed at $146.54, a fresh 52-week low that undercuts the October 9 bottom by 1.37%. The $157.2 billion carrier has now spent two weeks setting new floors.

Biggest movers · At the close
  • CRWDCrowdStrike$257.36+8.2%
  • PANWPalo Alto Networks$380.5+7.2%
  • NETCloudflare$324.53+6.9%
  • ZSZscaler$254.11+6.9%
  • SLBSLB$52.92+6.8%
  • BEBloom Energy$193.54-11.1%
  • TAT&T$20.99-7.7%
  • TMUST-Mobile$146.72-7.6%
  • INFYInfosys$12.31-6.9%
  • CCZComcast$61-6.3%

Four cybersecurity names took the top gainer slots at Friday's close, with CrowdStrike up 8.2% to lead a group that rarely moves in lockstep. The damage sat in telecom, where AT&T and T-Mobile both landed among the day's worst losers alongside Bloom Energy.

TMUST-Mobile US
New 52-week low$148.58-8.1% vs prior low · 2026-10-01

T-Mobile US set a fresh 52-week low at $148.58, taking out the October 1 floor by 8.13% just eight days later. A year ago the stock traded above $220.

Biggest movers · At the close
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  • HIMSHims & Hers$30.89+10.1%
  • AMTAmerican Tower$181.7+9.0%
  • DOCNDigitalOcean$134.75+8.8%
  • ZSZscaler$233.23+7.6%
  • TMUST-Mobile US$148.02-13.6%
  • TAT&T$22.13-11.0%
  • VZVerizon$41.52-10.4%
  • JOBYJoby Aviation$5.44-5.5%
  • FUBOfuboTV$8.87-5.2%

All three major US wireless carriers closed down double digits on the same day, a rare sweep for names usually bought as defensive income. Moderna's 13.8% gain topped the board on the other side.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does T-Mobile do?

T-Mobile US, Inc. is a U.S. wireless and broadband provider operating a nationwide 5G Advanced network. It sells under the T-Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile and Mint Mobile brands.

What is the TMUS stock price target?

24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for TMUS is $223.87, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $225.64. TMUS price prediction →