Dividends for T-Mobile US in 2025 (Updated Date)
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T-Mobile US
Price 270.82USD
5.74 (2.16%)
Dividend Yield 1.30%
Payout Ratio 29.30%
Dividend Growth 0 years
ISIN US8725901040
Ticker TMUS
Sector Communication Services
Industry Telecom Services
Index S&P 500
Updated: Feb 14, 2025, 9:00:00 PM (UTC)

T-Mobile US Dividends

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Dividend/share amount Ex-dividend Date Payment Date Dividend Yield
Next Dividend $0.88 2/28/25 3/13/25 0.38%
0.38%
Last Dividend $0.88 11/27/24 12/12/24 N/A
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T-Mobile US Dividend Calendar

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Last trading date February 27, 2025
Ex-date February 28, 2025
Record date February 28, 2025
Payable date March 13, 2025

*Dividend data confirmed by the company
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T-Mobile US dividend history

Ex-DateAmountVariationDiv. Yield
2024$0.65 0.00% 0.40%
2/29/24$0.650.40%
2023$0.650.43%
11/30/23$0.650.43%

T-Mobile US Dividend Analysis

Yield last year
0.43%
0/3
Growth last year
0.00%
0/3
Years in a row paying
2
0/3
Yield Last 5 years
0.00%
0/3
Growth last 5 years
0.00%
0/3
Consecutive years of rising dividends
0
0/3
Yield last 10 years
0.00%
0/3
Growth last 10 years
0.00%
0/3
Payout Ratio
9.38%
0/3
Final Score
0/27

T-Mobile US FAQ

A dividend of $0.88 per share will be granted to shareholders of T-Mobile US (TMUS), with a yield of 0.38%.

For shareholders of T-Mobile US, March 13, 2025 is the designated day to receive $0.88 per share, provided they have maintained their shares until February 28, 2025.

On December 12, 2024, T-Mobile US credited its shareholders with a dividend of $0.88 per share.

T-Mobile US's dividend is scheduled to be distributed in the month of February, following an annual frequency.

For the most recent year, T-Mobile US achieved a dividend yield of 0.43%.

During the last fiscal year, T-Mobile US recorded a payout ratio of 9.38%, indicating that profits are sufficient to cover dividends.

T-Mobile US has been paying dividends for only one year, which prevents considering whether its dividends are increasing.