Postpaid revenue growth driver
Postpaid revenues were the primary growth engine, rising $1.8 billion or 13% YoY, driven by higher average postpaid accounts from the UScellular and Metronet acquisitions and higher postpaid ARPA.
At the archive date, T-Mobile US, Inc. was expected to release its Q3 2026 10-Q filing on October 21, 2026. Last quarter: T-Mobile reported 8% revenue growth in Q2 FY2026, fueled by the UScellular acquisition and postpaid account expansion, while net income remained flat at $3.2 billion as restructuring and integration costs weighed on profits.
EPS Estimate
$2.96
Revenue Estimate
$23.63B
Analyst consensus captured from Finnhub and Financial Modeling Prep. This archived preview is no longer updated with later results; see the TMUS page for retained reports.
Drawn from management commentary in the Q2 2026 10-Q:
Postpaid revenues were the primary growth engine, rising $1.8 billion or 13% YoY, driven by higher average postpaid accounts from the UScellular and Metronet acquisitions and higher postpaid ARPA.
The company recognized $195 million in UScellular merger-related costs during the quarter, impacting operating expenses and margin expansion.
T-Mobile initiated a network restructuring to shut down low-value sites, expecting total costs between $500 million and $800 million, with $63 million incurred in Q2.
Revenue
$22.79B
+7.85% YoY
EPS (Diluted)
$2.99
+5.28% YoY
Operating Income
$5.49B
+5.31% YoY
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