T-Mobile’s $890M Volume Surges to 99th Rank Amid Strategic Share Sales and Analyst Upgrades

On August 5, 2025, T-Mobile US (TMUS) recorded a trading volume of $0.89 billion, ranking 99th in the market. The stock closed down 0.86% for the day.

Deutsche Telekom AG, a 10% shareholder in T-Mobile US, sold 206,595 shares under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 trading plan, generating $49.9 million. Post-transaction, Deutsche Telekom retains 646 million shares, maintaining its significant stake. The sale aligns with routine portfolio adjustments but could signal strategic capital reallocation.

Recent positive momentum for T-Mobile includes upgraded analyst targets and credit ratings. TD Cowen raised its price target to $291, citing robust Q2 subscriber growth and adjusted EBITDA guidance. Fitch Ratings also upgraded T-Mobile’s debt notes, reflecting enhanced credit quality. These developments underscore the company’s operational strength amid competitive market dynamics.

T-Mobile’s strategic expansion further solidified its market position. The acquisition of Telephone and Data Systems’ wireless business for $4.4 billion expanded its network infrastructure, indirectly influencing market perceptions of its long-term growth potential. Analysts highlight the transaction’s role in strengthening T-Mobile’s competitive edge in the telecommunications sector.

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