DT firms up the foundations after jittery 2025
Q3 FY25: While DT remains on track to hit all headline targets, its latest quarterly results were backdropped by unease over competitive intensity in the Group’s two largest markets. Execs seek to calm fears by highlighting US strength, German strategy rework, B2B/B2G gains, and AI’s growing potential as reason for optimism into FY26.
This article includes:
- Organisations: Deutsche Telekom; T-Mobile US (TMUS); T-Systems.
- Geographies: Europe; Germany; North America; United States of America (USA).
- People: Tim Höttges
- Themes: Artificial intelligence (AI); Broadband; Business clients; Cash flow; Competitive intensity; Dollar weakness; Expansion; Fibre (FTTP); Financial results; Guidance; Headwinds; Key performance indicators (KPI); Market outlook; Market share; Price competition; Profit growth; Strategy; Subscribers; Technology.
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