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T-Mobile US
TMUS · NASDAQTelecom — Wireless Carrier
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Raw inputs
Equipment
Foundry
Chip design
Software
AI demand
Network Gear &SpectrumRadios, core, airwavesDevices &SiliconHandsets, modemsThe NetworkT-Mobile 5G + fibreSell-throughStores, MVNOs, brandsSubscribersWho pays the billERICEricssonNOKNokiaCSCOCiscoRFSpectrum & towersNVNVIDIAQCOMQualcommAAPLAppleSSSamsungTMUST-Mobile USFIBT-FiberMETMetro by T-MobileS&DStores & dealersMVNMVNOs & wholesale···ConsumersB2BBusinesses & government
Company details
Market cap
$204B
P/E ratio
~20×
Div yield
~2.0%
EPS (Q1)
$2.27
Core adj. EBITDA
$9.2B/q
Rev. growth
+11%
Revenue (Q1)
$23.1B
Postpaid accounts
~34.4M
In plain English
T-Mobile US is America's 5G leader, the 'Un-carrier' that absorbed Sprint in 2020 to challenge AT&T and Verizon. It buys radio gear from Ericsson and Nokia, leases spectrum and towers, and sells wireless service to ~130M consumers and businesses. It is majority-owned by Germany's Deutsche Telekom — and is now pushing into home fibre via joint ventures (Lumos, Metronet) after buying most of UScellular in 2025.
In simple terms
What T-Mobile US really sells
T-Mobile US is America's 5G leader, the 'Un-carrier' that absorbed Sprint in 2020 to challenge AT&T and Verizon. It buys radio gear from Ericsson and Nokia, leases spectrum and towers, and sells wireless service to ~130M consumers and businesses. It is majority-owned by Germany's Deutsche Telekom — and is now pushing into home fibre via joint ventures (Lumos, Metronet) after buying most of UScellular in 2025.
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