"T-Mobile ( NASDAQ: TMUS) delivered another headline-grabbing quarter today, beating Wall Street estimates and extending its streak of record postpaid growth. Yet despite the strong print, shares fell 4% as investors weighed the pace of broadband additions and the modest size of management's guidance raise. The carrier reported Q1 revenue of $20.89 billion, beating consensus by $270 million and growing 6.6% year-over-year. Earnings per share came in at $2.58, ahead of the $2.47 estimate. Net income surged 24.4% to $2.95 billion, while operating income climbed 20.1% to $4.80 billion, both expanding faster than revenue, signaling healthy leverage across the business."
"T-Mobile continues to generate cash at an accelerating rate. Operating cash flow jumped 34.7% to $6.85 billion, while adjusted free cash flow rose 31.3% to $4.40 billion, showing improved conversion of profits into liquidity for dividends, buybacks, and 5G expansion. CEO Mike Sievert highlighted the company's ongoing customer momentum, saying: "T-Mobile delivered big yet again with outstanding Q1 results across wireless and broadband, including our best ever Q1 total postpaid customer gross and net additions - proof that our consistent customer-first focus has put us in the best position to succeed in this dynamic environment.""
"Management modestly lifted its 2025 outlook, signaling confidence but not a major acceleration. The new ranges imply continued growth but perhaps not enough to excite investors expecting a larger step-up after such strong execution. T-Mobile also announced $2.5 billion in additional share repurchases and maintained its $1.00 per share dividend."
T-Mobile posted Q1 revenue of $20.89 billion, beating consensus by $270 million and growing 6.6% year-over-year. EPS was $2.58 versus a $2.47 estimate. Net income rose 24.4% to $2.95 billion and operating income increased 20.1% to $4.80 billion, demonstrating operating leverage. Operating cash flow climbed 34.7% to $6.85 billion and adjusted free cash flow rose 31.3% to $4.40 billion. Total postpaid customer gross and net additions reached record Q1 levels. Management modestly raised 2025 guidance, authorized $2.5 billion in additional share repurchases, and kept a $1.00 per share dividend.
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