SGT-Mobile increased its forecast for annual adjusted free cash flow, citing customer migration to more expensive premium plans as a key driver. The company has been phasing out older wireless plans and transitioning affected customers to newer 'Experience' plans featuring unlimited data and device upgrade options. According to COO Jon Freier, approximately 60% of new customers are opting for these premium plans. T-Mobile also reported stronger-than-expected quarterly profits, with net additions of 277,000 postpaid accounts and a 2% rise in average revenue per account. However, shares fell slightly in premarket trading. The company attributes the improved financial outlook to operational efficiencies, tax savings, and the implementation of advanced AI tools. While T-Mobile has expanded into fiber through acquisitions and partnerships, its fiber network still lags behind those of competitors like AT&T and Verizon.
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