AT&T reported a 2% revenue increase to over $31 billion and a 6.3% rise in free cash flow (FCF) to $4.7 billion, driven by strong fiber and postpaid phone growth. The company manages capital investments around $6.1 billion quarterly and maintains a net debt of $126.4 billion, supported by healthy cash flow and a 4.6% dividend yield. Looking ahead, AT&T aims to grow FCF from $18 billion in 2026 to over $21 billion by 2028, supporting dividends and buybacks despite competitive pressures from Starlink. This performance underscores AT&T's disciplined focus on core connectivity businesses and its resilience amid market challenges.
AT&T's baby bonds currently offer a 6.7% yield and trade at a 20% discount to par value due to elevated interest rates. The company reported solid Q2 results with $31.6 billion in revenue and $5.04 billion in net profit, ensuring strong coverage for ...
AT&T's Advanced Connectivity segment is driving strong revenue growth and expanding profit margins, supported by investments in fiber and 5G infrastructure as well as strategic acquisitions. The company plans to phase out legacy copper-based services...
AT&T, the official wireless and wireline provider of Major League Soccer (MLS), is actively engaging fans during MLS All-Star Week in Charlotte through interactive events like the MLS All-Star Skills Challenge and community support initiatives, inclu...
AT&T reported strong second-quarter earnings with adjusted EPS of $0.65, beating expectations by 10.71%, and added significant subscribers in both wireless and fiber segments. Despite revenue slightly missing estimates at $31.56 billion, the company ...
