T-Mobile Secures First-Ever Full Investment Grade Rating
T-Mobile US (NASDAQ: TMUS) has achieved its first full investment grade rating after receiving ratings from three major credit agencies, including S&P Global Ratings. The company secured a BBB- rating with a positive outlook, marking a significant milestone in its operational and financial performance. This accomplishment reflects T-Mobile's continuous subscriber growth and increasing free cash flow. T-Mobile's CFO, Peter Osvaldik, emphasized that this rating allows the company better access to investment grade debt markets, enhancing its growth potential.
- Achieved first-ever full investment grade rating.
- Received BBB- rating from S&P with a positive outlook.
- Strong subscriber growth leading to increasing free cash flow.
- Potential to access deeper investment grade debt markets.
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Three IG ratings lead to full IG rating that reflects confidence in the Un-carrier’s strong operational and financial performance and customer-first focus
This full investment grade rating comes as a result of T-Mobile’s successful operational and financial performance, which is consistently demonstrated through strong subscriber growth and the company’s ability to translate that into increasing free cash flow.
“Achieving a full investment grade rating is an important milestone for T-Mobile that reflects the leading credit rating agencies’ positive outlook on our Un-carrier leadership strategy that is rooted in an unwavering focus on putting customers first,” said Peter Osvaldik, T-Mobile chief financial officer. “This ‘clean sweep’ in upgrades provides T-Mobile with the ability to unlock full access to the deep investment grade debt markets, which will further fuel our growth and momentum toward our mission of being the very best at connecting customers to their world.”
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