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Slower Subscriber Growth Sends T-Mobile Stock Lower After Mixed Quarter

Jul 23, 2026 · 08:43 AM ET· updated 2h ago
Slower Subscriber Growth Sends T-Mobile Stock Lower After Mixed Quarter

T-Mobile (TMUS) stock slipped premarket despite topping Q2 EPS estimates with $2.99 per share. Revenue missed expectations at $22.79B.

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T-Mobile made more money per share than expected, but didn't bring in as much total money as people hoped, and fewer customers signed up than before. When a company grows slower, investors get a bit worried about whether it can keep doing well.

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