Deutsche Telekom welcomes the strong results reported by T-Mobile US Inc. for the fourth quarter and full year 2025, as well as the updated outlook announced by the company today. T-Mobile US is thus continuing its growth trajectory of recent years and confirming the strategic direction presented by the company at Capital Markets Day 2024.
Deutsche Telekom currently holds 52.8 percent of the capital of T-Mobile US. Since the last reported transaction on October 29, 2025, Deutsche Telekom has not sold any further T-Mobile US shares.
Deutsche Telekom currently has no plans to sell any T-Mobile US shares from its portfolio in 2026. This also applies explicitly in connection with T-Mobile US's ongoing share buyback program.
Tim Höttges, CEO of Deutsche Telekom, said: "T-Mobile US has once again delivered strong results in 2025 and is clearly on track to achieve the targets set at Capital Markets Day 2024. As the majority shareholder, we firmly support T-Mobile US's strategy focused on strong and sustainable earnings growth. We do not plan to sell any T-Mobile US shares from our portfolio in 2026, including within the scope of the ongoing share repurchase program. In addition, we are continuously reviewing opportunities to further increase our stake, provided this makes strategic sense and is financially attractive.
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