T is betting big on fiber densification to reach 60 million locations by 2030 and help close the digital divide nationwide.
AT&T (T) concluded the recent trading session at $27.62, signifying a -1.71% move from its prior day's close.
AT&T Inc. debt reduction is on track, with net debt-to-EBITDA falling to 2.63x; management's deleveraging and cash flow improvements boost confidence. Key T stock risks are interest rate sensitivity and legacy business declines, but achievable 2025 targets and segment strength support further upside potential. Valuation remains attractive at 12.5x forward earnings, with a 4% yield and sustainable 50% payout ratio, making AT&T appealing for income investors.
AT&T sheds its remaining 70% stake in DIRECTV to refocus on 5G and fiber growth amid rising streaming competition.
In the most recent trading session, AT&T (T) closed at $28.31, indicating a -1.97% shift from the previous trading day.
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T rises 26.7% in a year, fueled by fiber growth and improved business services, outpacing the broader tech sector.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday a conference call he had with American faith leaders faced tech issues for which he blamed AT&T while urging the wireless carrier's boss to get involved in handling the situation.
Chief Financial Officers now play a critical role in shaping corporate strategy and positioning organizations to meet future challenges. This episode profiles AT&T CFO Pascal Desroches, who has partnered with CEO John Stankey to restructure the company around a core of fiber and 5G wireless connectivity.
AT&T has begun to decommission its legacy copper networks, with the intention of completely retiring them by the end of the decade. On Bloomberg Chief Future Officer, CFO Pascal Desroches takes Lisa Abramowicz to one of the company's connectivity hubs and explains how fiber isn't just less costly to operate and maintain -- it also takes up less space, allowing AT&T to generate capital from underutilized facilities.
Since John Stankey became AT&T CEO in 2020, the company has streamlined its focus around connectivity and concentrated on developing fiber broadband and 5G wireless networks. On Bloomberg Chief Future Office, Stankey and CFO Pascal Desroches tell Lisa Abramowicz why they're confident that AT&T is positioned to turn this technological foundation into profitable growth.