T-Mobile Raises 2026 Guidance After Double-Digit Growth, Expands Buybacks and Fiber Joint Ventures
TMUS•T-Mobile raised its 2026 guidance after delivering double-digit year-over-year revenue growth and robust postpaid service gains driven by strategic acquisitions and broadband expansions. The company also expanded its share buyback program and launched new fiber joint ventures to capitalize on undervaluation and support future growth.
1. Guidance Increase and Financial Results
T-Mobile updated its full-year 2026 outlook higher following a quarter marked by double-digit year-over-year revenue growth. Management cited market share gains and disciplined cost management as key drivers behind the improved revenue and EBITDA projections.
2. Postpaid Service Additions and Broadband Expansion
The company achieved robust postpaid phone and service net additions, reflecting strong customer uptake and retention. Its expanding fixed wireless access offering also bolstered broadband subscriber growth across urban and rural markets.
3. Share Buybacks and Capital Allocation
T-Mobile increased its share repurchase authorization to deploy excess free cash flow and signal confidence in its valuation. The expanded buyback program provides a flexible tool for returning capital while maintaining funding for growth initiatives.
4. Fiber Joint Ventures
T-Mobile announced new fiber joint ventures with regional partners to extend its fixed broadband footprint. These collaborations leverage existing 5G backhaul infrastructure to accelerate fiber deployment in underserved areas.
