T-Mobile To Raise Capital Via Euro-Denominated Debt
T-Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ:TMUS) moved to strengthen its capital position by announcing a new debt offering a day after reporting earnings and customer growth.
T-Mobile Plans Euro-Denominated Senior Notes Offering
On Thursday, T-Mobile US revealed plans for its subsidiary, T-Mobile USA, to launch a public offering of euro-denominated senior notes.
The company stated that the proceeds will be directed towards general corporate purposes, potentially including share buybacks, declared dividends, and refinancing existing debt.
The notes offering is contingent upon market conditions and other factors.
Barclays Bank PLC, BNP PARIBAS, Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley International plc are managing the book-running for this offering.
Fourth-Quarter Earnings Beat Expectations
T-Mobile US reported strong fourth-quarter results, sending shares higher on Wednesday, as the company beat earnings and revenue expectations and led the industry in customer growth.
The company earned $2.14 per share, topping the $2.06 consensus estimate.
Revenue rose to $24.33 billion, above the $24.18 billion forecast and up from $21.87 billion a year earlier.
T-Mobile added 2.4 million postpaid customers during the quarter, the highest in the industry.
It added 962,000 postpaid phone subscribers — also an industry best — though slightly below analyst expectations as rivals rolled out aggressive holiday promotions.
The company also added 558,000 broadband customers, up 29% year over year, including 495,000 5G broadband and 63,000 fiber additions.
Strong Cash Flow And 2026 Outlook
More customers chose premium plans that bundle services like Netflix, with new accounts adopting those plans at a 60% rate.
Looking ahead, T-Mobile expects 2026 postpaid net account additions between 900,000 and 1 million.
It projects operating cash flow of $28 billion to $28.7 billion and adjusted free cash flow of $18 billion to $18.7 billion, including costs tied to the UScellular merger.
TMUS Price Action: T-Mobile shares were up 4.11% at $218.15 on Thursday.
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