AT&T Inc. (T)
AT&T (T) Reports Q1 Earnings: What Key Metrics Have to Say
The headline numbers for AT&T (T) give insight into how the company performed in the quarter ended March 2025, but it may be worthwhile to compare some of its key metrics to Wall Street estimates and the year-ago actuals.
AT&T delivers mixed Q1 as subscriber gains offset profit miss
AT&T Inc (NYSE:T, ETR:SOBA) posted mixed first-quarter results, with stronger-than-expected subscriber growth and revenue offset by a slight earnings miss. The company reported adjusted earnings per share of $0.51, missing estimates by $0.01, while revenue rose 2% to $30.63 billion, beating forecasts by $270 million.
AT&T (T) Q1 Earnings Miss Estimates
AT&T (T) came out with quarterly earnings of $0.51 per share, missing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.52 per share. This compares to earnings of $0.55 per share a year ago.
AT&T Surpasses Q1 Revenue Estimates
Telecommunications giant AT&T (T 2.49%) reported fiscal 2025 first quarter earnings on Wednesday, April 23, that matched or exceeded analysts' consensus expectations. Revenue of $30.63 billion came in ahead of the forecasted $30.36 billion and rose 2% year over year.
AT&T Posts Higher Profit, Revenue After Adding More Fiber, 5G Customers
AT&T logged higher profit and revenue in the first quarter, boosted in part by an increase in acquired customers.
AT&T Stock Rises as Revenue, Phone Subscriber Additions Top Estimates
AT&T (T) shares jumped in premarket trading Wednesday after the telecommunications giant reported first-quarter revenue and net phone subscriber additions above analysts' estimates.
AT&T leans on bundled plans to beat estimates for subscriber additions
AT&T beat Wall Street estimates for wireless subscriber additions in the first quarter on Wednesday, driven by steady demand for its plans that bundled high-speed fiber services and 5G mobile offerings.
T Stock Before Q1 Earnings: A Smart Buy or Risky Investment?
Despite a high debt burden, fierce competition, strength in 5G and fiber, and a customer-oriented approach are key growth drivers for AT&T.
AT&T: For Those Tired Of The Tariff Rollercoaster
Market overreaction to tariff uncertainties has caused extreme implied volatility (IV) in AT&T stock. The extreme IV is disconnected from T's profit sensitivity to tariff rate changes. T's is domestically focused. Its tariff exposure is thus both indirect and also dampened.
AT&T: A Tariff Resistant Buy
Trump Tariffs are the 900 pound gorilla in this market. Increasing producer costs, they've become a headwind for many companies. AT&T is a notably tariff-resistant stock, as none of its services are considered exports. The company hasn't done much growing historically but is cheap enough to be worth it even if future growth is very modest.
Kanter: Realistic that Big Tech might have its AT&T moment in antitrust
Former Assistant U.S. Attorney General Jonathan Kanter discusses what the ad world could look like following Google's latest loss in court.
AT&T Q1 Earnings Preview: Still A Buy With Defensive Mojo
AT&T remains a buy with a revised price target of $31.90, representing a 17% upside, supported by strong execution, solid free cash flow, and a focused fiber and wireless strategy. Fiber expansion is key, with the potential acquisition of Lumen's consumer fiber business offering a faster, more capital-efficient path to growth than building from scratch. Q1 2025 earnings preview looks strong, with conservative guidance, positive momentum from Q4, and consistent performance beating expectations over 12 quarters.
