T-Mobile US Shares Plunge 5.41% Despite Strong Earnings

On April 25, 2025, T-Mobile US experienced a 5.41% drop in pre-market trading.

T-Mobile US recently introduced a series of new plans, promising price stability for the next five years. This move is aimed at providing consumers with better value amidst economic uncertainty. The company's consumer business president, Jon Freier, highlighted the increasing sensitivity of consumers to pricing, stating that the new plans are designed to offer relief to customers facing budget constraints.

T-Mobile US reported its first-quarter earnings, which exceeded estimates. However, the company fell short of expectations in terms of postpaid phone net additions, adding 495,000 customers compared to the estimated 506,557. Despite this, the company's robust earnings helped to buoy investor confidence.

T-Mobile US's revenue for the first quarter was $20.89 billion, slightly above expectations of $20.62 billion. The company's postpaid net customer additions totaled 1.34 million, reflecting a 9.6% year-over-year growth, higher than the estimated 1.17 million.