T-Mobile US Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS)

Q: What is T-Mobile US Inc.'s revenue?

T-Mobile US Inc. has annual revenue of approximately $40.6 billion.

Q: How many employees does T-Mobile US Inc. have?

T-Mobile US Inc. employs approximately 71,000 people.

Telecom Services · Bellevue, WA, United States · Founded 1994

$240.0B

Market Cap

$40.6B

Revenue

71,000

Employees

$10.99B

Net Income

📊 Key Statistics for T-Mobile US Inc. (TMUS)

Market capitalization: $240.0 billion
Annual revenue: $40.6 billion
Net income: $10.99 billion
Employees: 71,000
Sector: Communication Services
Headquarters: Bellevue, United States
Founded: 1994

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📋 About T-Mobile US Inc.

T-Mobile is the largest wireless carrier in the United States by subscriber count, with over 120 million customers. The 2020 Sprint merger transformed it from a scrappy #3 into the industry leader. Revenue exceeds $80 billion annually. T-Mobile's 5G network covers more of the U.S. population than any competitor, thanks largely to Sprint's mid-band spectrum. The "Un-carrier" brand positioning has been one of the most successful rebranding efforts in corporate history.

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💰 How T-Mobile US Inc. Makes Money

Postpaid wireless subscriptions are the core revenue driver — high-margin, recurring, and sticky. T-Mobile is also pushing into fixed wireless home internet, adding millions of broadband subscribers by using excess 5G capacity. Deutsche Telekom still owns about 48% of the company. The Sprint integration unlocked massive cost synergies — over $7 billion annually.

📜 Key Milestones

T-Mobile US was originally VoiceStream Wireless, acquired by Deutsche Telekom in 2001. John Legere became CEO in 2012 and launched the "Un-carrier" revolution that upended wireless industry practices. The $26 billion Sprint merger closed in April 2020 after a grueling regulatory battle. Mike Sievert succeeded Legere as CEO in 2020 and has executed the integration flawlessly.

📊 Financial Overview

Market Capitalization	$240.0B
Annual Revenue	$40.6B
Net Income	$10.99B
Profit Margin	27%
Revenue per Employee	$571831K
Stock Exchange	NASDAQ
Ticker Symbol	TMUS

Financial data is approximate and based on most recent annual filings.

💡 Did You Know?

AT&T tried to buy T-Mobile in 2011 for $39 billion but regulators blocked it — T-Mobile got a $4 billion breakup fee and AWS spectrum that turbocharged its network. John Legere's trash-talking CEO persona (he called AT&T and Verizon "dumb and dumber") was a deliberate marketing strategy that generated billions in free media coverage. T-Mobile's fixed wireless internet product is the fastest-growing broadband service in America, threatening cable companies for the first time.

📝 Analyst Take

T-Mobile's in the best position of the three carriers — best network, best growth, best margins. The fixed wireless push into broadband is a genuine second act that cable companies should be worried about.

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