T-Mobile US Drops 5.2% Amid New Plans, Earnings Report

On April 25, 2025, T-Mobile US experienced a 5.2% drop in pre-market trading.

T-Mobile US has recently introduced a series of new plans, pledging to maintain prices for five years. This move is aimed at providing consumers with better value during economic uncertainty. The company's consumer business president, Jon Freier, highlighted the increasing sensitivity of consumers to pricing, stating that many are discussing the pressures on their household budgets. T-Mobile aims to offer relief to customers through these new plans.

T-Mobile's first-quarter earnings report, released on April 24, 2025, showed that the company added 495,000 postpaid phone net customers, slightly below the estimated 506,557. Despite this, the company's earnings per share of $2.58 exceeded analyst expectations of $2.44, providing a boost to investor confidence.

In response to potential tariffs on mobile devices, T-Mobile and other major telecom companies have been implementing strategies to mitigate the impact on consumers. These strategies include offering incentives such as price-lock guarantees and upgrade promotions to help offset the potential increase in device costs.