Various reports highlight crucial developments of
T-Mobile US (NASDAQ:TMUS). Notably, the company has announced a
dividend increase to $0.88, suggesting a robust financial position. TMUS' CEO,
Mike Sievert, has been praised for his competitive nature, and the company itself has been a profitable investment over the last decade. In the calculated risks arena, there has been substantial activity in
TMUS options, hinting at investor confidence. Technological advancements involve
5G, with the introduction of the first commercially available 5G RedCap device in North America and record-breaking uplink speed achievements. In terms of future planning, TMUS expects an Ebitda of as much as $39 billion by 2027. Recent strategic decisions include the redemption of their
Sprint 7.625% Notes due February 15, 2025, agreeing to sell $2.5 billion of Senior Notes, and plans for a
public offering of Senior Notes. They've also initiated business transactions such as a $4.4 billion deal to buy US Cellular's wireless operations and have partnered with OpenAI for IntentCX. The company managed to beat Q2 earnings and revenue expectations and has been flagged as a high consensus ROE stock by Goldman Sachs.
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