T-Mobile US, Inc. TMUS is pairing faster service revenue growth and improving profitability with a sizable debt load and persistent competitive pressure. The stock also carries relatively modest valuation measures, including a 13.35 forward price-to-earnings ratio and a 0.75 PEG ratio. That mix makes the investment case less about whether the business is growing and more about whether growth and cash generation can offset balance-sheet and execution risks. T-Mobile Growth Remains Broad-Based Third-quarter 2026 service revenues increased 6.2% year over year to $19.38 billion, while postpaid service revenues rose 9.3% to $16.27 billion. Postpaid average revenue per account increased 4.2% to $155.
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