AI-extracted from the 10-Q filed 2026-07-23 — Q2 FY2026 (quarter ended June 30, 2026). Every figure is machine-verified against the filing text on SEC EDGAR.
T-Mobile posted Q2 revenue of $22.8B (+8% YoY), driven by postpaid growth from UScellular acquisition and higher ARPA, though net income was flat at $3.2B.
Biggest Revenue Drivers
Postpaid revenues$15.9B+13% YoY
Higher average postpaid accounts including from UScellular acquisition and higher postpaid ARPA.
Equipment revenues$3.5B+2% YoY
Higher average revenue per device sold driven by increased high-end phone mix.
Biggest Revenue Drivers
Total revenue: $22.8B+8% YoY
Postpaid revenues$15.9B+13% YoY
Higher average postpaid accounts including from UScellular acquisition and higher postpaid ARPA.
Equipment revenues$3.5B+2% YoY
Higher average revenue per device sold driven by increased high-end phone mix.
Prepaid revenues$2.5B-6% YoY
Lower average revenue per customer from promotional activity and rate plan mix.
Wholesale and other service revenues$657M-8% YoY
Lower MVNO revenues including DISH and TracFone.
Largest Expense Items
Cost of services, exclusive of depreciation and amortization$2.98B+10% YoY
Wholesale network access costs and amortization from Metronet and Lumos, plus UScellular merger-related costs.
Cost of equipment sales, exclusive of depreciation and amortization$5.06B+8% YoY
Higher average cost per device sold driven by increased high-end phone mix.
Selling, general and administrative$5.83B+8% YoY
Higher UScellular merger costs, bad debt expense, retail initiative costs, partially offset by vendor credits.
Depreciation and amortization$3.43B+9% YoY
Depreciation from UScellular assets, 5G network build-out, and accelerated network asset depreciation from restructuring.
Margins: Adjusted EBITDA margin expanded 100 basis points to 50% YoY despite higher operating expenses, reflecting revenue growth and operational leverage. Operating margin increased 5% in absolute dollars, though impacted by merger integration costs and restructuring charges.
Watch Items from the Filing
UScellular acquisition integration ongoing with $286M restructuring costs incurred through Q2; company expects $1.2B annual run-rate synergies but will incur ~$2.6B total costs by end of 2027.
Postpaid account churn increased 7 bps to 0.99% due to higher broadband-only accounts from Metronet acquisition; industry switching also pressuring retention.
Net cash declined from $5.6B (Dec 31, 2025) to $2.8B (June 30, 2026) due to $7.1B share repurchases, $7.8B debt repayments, and $2.2B dividends, while raising $6.4B debt.
Operating income declined for six months YTD to $10.0B from $10.0B, reflecting $622M UScellular merger costs; net income fell 7% to $5.7B YTD.
Significant contingent liabilities from August 2021 cyberattack resolved ($400M charge recorded Q2 2022); company states reasonably possible additional losses remain from pending regulatory inquiries.
AI-extracted and verified against SEC EDGAR filing text. Not investment advice.
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