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T-Mobile Seeking Funds, Will Sell Stock

Dec 8, 2014, 5:05 PM by Eric M. Zeman

T-Mobile today said it intends to raise capital by selling up to 17.4 million shares in stock. T-Mobile said it will use the proceeds from the sale for "general corporate purposes, including capital investments and acquisition of additional spectrum." T-Mobile said the money won't be used for the AWS-3 spectrum auction, which is taking place right now. T-Mobile didn't say how much cash it hopes to raise.

May 4, 2021
As part of its quarterly earnings report today, T-Mobile provided an update on its 5G rollout and Sprint customer migration. The company's faster "Ultra Capacity" 5G network — the bulk of which relies on 2.5 GHz mid-band radio frequencies — now covers 140 million people and is on track to cover 200 million by the end of 2021.

Moto g stylus 5G Comes to AT&T, Cricket, Boost with Heavy Discounts

Jul 9, 2021
Boost Mobile started selling the new Motorola moto g stylus 5G this week. Cricket starts selling the phone today , and AT&T will start sales July 16th.

T-Mobile Maps its Expanded High-Speed 5G Coverage

Jul 29, 2021
As T-Mobile continues to expand its 5G network, PCMag reports that the company has updated its coverage maps to differentiate between its faster "Ultra Capacity" 5G and its slower but more widely-available "Extended Range" 5G. T-Mobile's 5G Ultra Capacity network uses a mid-band frequency (2.5 GHz, AKA band 41, which was inherited from Sprint) that offers faster data speeds than most sub-6 GHz 5G, and much better coverage than mmWave 5G.

FCC Kicks Off Third Auction for Mid-Band 5G

Oct 5, 2021
The FCC today started Auction 110, the third in a series of auctions to sell licenses for valuable C-band (mid-band) radio frequencies that offer a good mix of data speeds and coverage when deployed for 5G networks. All three major US wireless carriers have registered and qualified to bid in the auction.

FCC Raises Over $22 Billion in Latest Mid-Band 5G Auction

Jan 7, 2022
The FCC's Auction 110 has concluded, with up to 33 bidders paying a total of $22.5 billion for 4,041 licenses out of 4,060 offered. All of the top three national wireless carriers participated in the auction.

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ReaperXero

Dec 8, 2014, 5:13 PM

AKA

We paid too many Early Termination Fees.. 🤣

amarryat

There's another spectrum auction coming up, and they mentioned getting more spectrum.

US Cellular owns a bunch of the 700MHz that they could use. And Leap still has the 700 for Chicago which is the only top 10 market T-Mobile doesn't have 700Mhz i...
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