T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ:TMUS) posted Q2 2026 results with revenue about $22.8B, strong service and postpaid growth, $3.2B net income and $9.5B Core EBITDA while returning $3.3B and reaffirming guidance; analysts trimmed targets yet stayed bullish as the company rolls bold trade-in switcher deals.
Previous Week Recap
- T-Mobile US, Inc. Q2 Revenue Growth: T-Mobile (TMUS) Q2 2026: revenue ~$22.8B (+8% YoY), service rev +9%, postpaid service +13%; net income ~$3.2B ($2.99 EPS), Core EBITDA ~$9.5B (+12%); returned $3.3B; reaffirmed 2026 guidance.
- Analysts Trim TMUS Price Targets: Analysts trimmed T-Mobile (TMUS) price targets: TD Cowen $260, Benchmark $280, UBS $235, RBC $230; ratings remain buy/outperform. Traders note revised targets and firm sentiment.
- TMUS Trade-In Switcher Deals: T-Mobile (TMUS) offers trade-in and switcher deals as 24 monthly bill credits plus tax: up to $1,900 off Z Fold8/Ultra, $1,100 off Z Flip8, $1,300 off other Z8 models.
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