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This T-Mobile US Analyst Is No Longer Bearish On Potential Acceleration In Organic Growth

BenzingaDecember 02, 2025 at 4:13 PMFull Content
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Analyst Brandon Nispel upgraded T-Mobile US from Underweight to Sector Weight, citing potential 2026/2027 organic growth acceleration and improved risk/reward, despite lingering long-term concerns.

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KeyBanc's Brandon Nispel upgraded T-Mobile US to Sector Weight from Underweight, citing the potential for reaccelerating organic EBITDA growth in 2026/2027 after 2025 investments and reduced near-term risks, including limited threat from Verizon. The stock had declined 12.5% since July, underperforming the S&P 500.

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The next catalysts for T-Mobile US Inc's (NASDAQ: TMUS) stock would come from the fourth-quarter results and 2026/2027 guidance, which could indicate "an acceleration in organic growth rates following investment in 2025," according to KeyBanc Capital Markets.

The T-Mobile US Analyst: Analyst Brandon Nispel upgraded the rating from Underweight to Sector Weight.

The T-Mobile US Thesis: The stock has lost 12.5% since July, during which time the S&P 500 has added 9.9%,Nispel said in the upgrade note.

He added that the near-term risk/reward "appears more neutral at these levels" given:

- Potential for reaccelerating organic EBITDA growth into 2026/2027, following a year of investment

- Fears around a resurgence in Verizon Communications Inc (NYSE: VZ), which may not happen soon

"We think with organic growth reaccelerating toward 7%+ in ’26/’27 vs. ~5% in ’25, the NT bear case becomes harder to justify," the analyst wrote. The longer-term bear thesis "remains intact," he further stated.

TMUS Price Action: Shares of T-Mobile US had risen by 0.36% to $207.36 at the time of publication on Tuesday.

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Author:
Priya Nigam
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Tickers:
TMUS, VZ
Updated At:
December 02, 2025 at 12:13 PM
Benzinga Channels:
Analyst Color, Upgrades, Analyst Ratings
Benzinga Tags:
Brandon Nispel, KeyBanc Capital Markets
Teaser:
KeyBanc Capital Markets expects T-Mobile US to see growth in Q4 results & 2026/2027 guidance after investment in 2025.
Benzinga Stocks:
TMUS (NASDAQ), VZ (NYSE)
Benzinga Article ID:
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