Because of stock dilution
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Because T-Mobile was aggressively buying back its own stock when it peaked near $261 in mid-2025, it spent billions at highly inflated prices. The stock has since slid ~32% from those historical highs due to slowed subscriber growth and plan migration churn. This means a significant portion of the capital was deployed right before a major market correction
You could actually look stuff up before posting?
If you had, you'd know the stock buybacks are far outpacing the RSU dilution.
In fact is the oposite…they are buying back knowing the wages in tmo are lower then mkt pp need to sell to add to their income…I will not be surprise if they increase the RSUs again….
@df Yeah...and they still missed their revenue targets for Q2 and had the stock drop. Excellent executive stragedy.
@OP How many times were you dropped on your head ? T-Mobile bought back a total of $7.057 billion in common stock during the first half of 2026, consisting of $4.901 billion in Q1 and $2.156 billion in Q2.
@OP you don’t have any effen clue what you’re talking about
Id--tic take.