In recent updates, Deutsche Telekom offloads a $46.4 million stake in T-Mobile US (TMUS). In parallel, SoftBank has sought to raise $4.9 billion through TMUS share sales, while TMUS continues enhancing its industry position by expanding 5G solutions and introducing price-guaranteed prepaid plans. Unexpectedly, reports suggest the TMUS boss is to prematurely leave his role. The company, however, is still growing, recently launching a $169.99 Revvl Tab 2, although earnings have outperformed estimates and wireless subscriber additions are light - triggering a stock dip. Amid these activities, TMUS showcased 5G innovations at the New York Sail Grand Prix and continues steady financial growth despite slow phone subscription growth.
The company has also reportedly appointed Srinivasan Gopalan as the new COO. Notably, TMUS actively competes with AT&T and Verizon, launching new plans and offerings often. The trading insights indicate mixed reviews: despite hitting all-time highs, TMUS stocks experienced recent downgrades and entered oversold territory, impacting its reputation as a good buy amid Wall Street Analysts. TMUS is deemed the 'best deal in town' by Jim Cramer, who suggests it still reigns as the 'best telecom dividend stock'. Despite some insiders dumping shares in Q1 2025, TMUS' growth surpasses expectations although its valuation limits upside. Lastly, there's speculation regarding a price war which could impact TMUS' overvaluation.
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