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T-Mobile US Earnings Beat, Revenue Misses In Q3 -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. US Earnings of T-Mobile Beat Revenue in Quarter Three

T-Mobile US (NASDAQ 🙂 announced Tuesday that the third quarter beat analyst forecasts, and that revenue fell below expectations.

T-Mobile US reported earnings per share at $0.55 for revenue $19.62B. Investing.com polled analysts and predicted EPS at $0.4859 for revenue of $20.2B.

T-Mobile US shares fell 23% over the course of the year. This is still 22.90% less than its 52-week peak of $150.20, which was set on July 16th. They are under-performing the S&P 500 which is up 23.31% from the start of the year.

T-Mobile US shares were down 1.28% during after-hours trades following the report.

T-Mobile US reports on other earnings in the services sector.

T-Mobile US reports on an Amazon.com earnings miss on Thursday. Amazon.com reported EPS at $6.12 for revenue $110.81B. Forecasts were $8.9 for revenue $111.55B.

Visa A exceeded expectations by beating all forecasts on October 26, with fourth-quarter EPS at $1.62 on revenue $6.56B. This compares to the $1.55 expected for revenue $6.52B.

You can keep up-to date on the latest earnings reports by visiting Investing.com’s earnings calendar

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