AT&T Beats First-Quarter Estimates as Connectivity Growth Lifts Revenue
AT&T reported first-quarter adjusted earnings of 57 cents a share on revenue of $31.5 billion, topping analyst estimates of 55 cents and $31.25 billion. Postpaid phone net additions totaled 294,000, ahead of expectations for 270,000, and the company reaffirmed its 2026 outlook and long-term capital return plans.
Higher revenue was driven by growth in AT&T's advanced connectivity business, where revenue rose 4.7% to $28.5 billion, as the company continued adding customers for postpaid phone service and high-speed internet. AT&T said 42% of households using its advanced home internet also selected its wireless service.
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@financialjuice$T AT&T Q1 2026 Earnings Adj EPS 57c, est. 55c Rev. $31.5b, est. $31.25b Adj. ebitda $11.88, est. $11.79b Free cash flow $2.5b, -19% y/y Wireless postpaid phone net adds +294k, est. +262.2k Postpaid phone-only churn 0.89% Advanced connecti
@firstsquawkAT&T REPORTED Q1 ADJUSTED EPS OF $0.57, BEATING ESTIMATE OF $0.55. REVENUE FOR Q1 WAS $31.5 BILLION, ABOVE ESTIMATE OF $31.25 BILLION. POSTPAID PHONE NET ADDITIONS WERE 294,000, EXCEEDING ESTIMATE OF 270,000. ADVANCED CONNECTIVITY REVENUE G
@businessAT&T reports revenue and profits in the first quarter that beat analysts’ estimates
@wsjAT&T recorded higher revenue in its latest quarter on growth in its advanced connectivity business as it continued to add customers for its postpaid phone service and high-speed internet