T-Mobile US Inc. (TMUS) Q4 2025 (USD): EPS 1.88 (exp. 2.03), Revenue 24.3bln (exp. 24.17bln), Post-paid net customers +2.38mln (exp. +1.92mln)

T-Mobile's Q4 results show a mixed performance with EPS and revenue missing expectations, while post-paid net customer additions exceeded forecasts.

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Key Metrics:

  • Post-paid phone ARPU 50.71 (exp. 50.77).
  • Adj. EBITDA 8.45bln (exp. 8.42bln).
  • Total customers 142.39mln (exp. 141.67mln).
  • CapEx 2.47bln (exp. 2.52bln).

Postpaid phone net customers +962,000 (exp. +991,709). 

Guidance:

  • FY adj. FCF 18-18.7bln (exp. 18.90bln).
  • FY core adj. EBITDA 37-37.5bln (exp. 37.3bln).
Context

This underperformance in profitability metrics could raise concerns regarding margins, but strong customer growth might offset some negativity by signaling resilience in demand. Overall, the market may focus on how these figures and guidance impact T-Mobile's competitive positioning in the telecom space.

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