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T-Mobile US (TMUS) Change in Acquisitions & Divestments (2016)

Historic Change in Acquisitions & Divestments for Mobile US (TMUS) over the last 6 years, with Q2 2016 value amounting to $2.9 billion.

  • Mobile US's Change in Acquisitions & Divestments changed N/A to $2.9 billion in Q2 2016 from the same period last year, while for Mar 2017 it was $2.9 billion, marking a year-over-year increase of 379733.33%. This contributed to the annual value of $3.0 billion for FY2016, which is N/A changed from last year.
  • According to the latest figures from Q2 2016, Mobile US's Change in Acquisitions & Divestments is $2.9 billion.
  • Mobile US's Change in Acquisitions & Divestments' 5-year high stood at $2.9 billion during Q2 2016, with a 5-year trough of $75.0 million in Q1 2016.
  • Moreover, its 3-year median value for Change in Acquisitions & Divestments was $192.5 million (2012), whereas its average is $571.2 million.
  • Within the past 5 years, the most significant YoY rise in Mobile US's Change in Acquisitions & Divestments was 9132.29% (2012), while the steepest drop was 2142.86% (2012).
  • Mobile US's Change in Acquisitions & Divestments (Quarter) stood at $263.1 million in 2012, then decreased by 6.87% to $245.0 million in 2013, then surged by 1093.06% to $2.9 billion in 2016.
  • Its Change in Acquisitions & Divestments stands at $2.9 billion for Q2 2016, versus $75.0 million for Q1 2016 and $245.0 million for Q1 2013.