Wireless Telecom Group, Inc. Price & Performance (WTT)

Charter Communications saw a decline of 60,000 internet customers in the first quarter of 2025, bringing its total to 30 million. However, the company added 514,000 mobile lines, reaching 10.4 million. Revenue rose slightly to $13.7 billion, supported by strong growth in mobile and residential internet segments.1

Verizon posted first-quarter 2025 results that beat revenue and earnings expectations, yet reported a loss of 289,000 postpaid phone subscribers—more than anticipated. The company cited government spending reductions and competitive pressures, but reiterated confidence in meeting its full-year financial targets and maintaining its dividend.2

T-Mobile’s first-quarter wireless subscriber gains fell short of Wall Street forecasts amid escalating industry competition. Revenue dropped 4.5% year-over-year to $20.89 billion, although it exceeded analyst expectations. T-Mobile reaffirmed its annual subscriber outlook and raised its 2025 EBITDA forecast, signaling optimism despite the competitive headwinds.3