T-Mobile US reported strong EPS for FY 2025, with revenue of US$24.3 billion in Q4 and US$88.3 billion for the full year. However, net margins declined from 13.9% to 12.4%, and Q4 net income was lower than the previous year, reinforcing investor concerns about profitability and the company’s debt load. Despite these bearish indicators, the stock appears undervalued based on its DCF fair value and P/E ratio compared to peers, suggesting potential upside for bullish investors.
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T-Mobile US TMUS Margin Compression Reinforces Bearish Narratives Despite EPS Strength
T-Mobile US reported strong EPS for FY 2025, with revenue of US$24.3 billion in Q4 and US$88.3 billion for the full year. However, net margins declined from 13.9% to 12.4%, and Q4 net income was lower than the previous year, reinforcing investor concerns about profitability and the company’s debt load. Despite these bearish indicators, the stock appears undervalued based on its DCF fair value and P/E ratio compared to peers, suggesting potential upside for bullish investors.