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United States Cellular Corp
United States Cellular Corp., known as U.S. Cellular, has carved out its niche as a regional player in the intensely competitive wireless telecommunications market. Founded in 1983 as a subsidiary of Telephone and Data Systems, Inc., the Chicago-based company has focused on delivering high-quality wireless services to underserved and rural areas across the United States. This strategy has distinguished U.S. Cellular from the national giants, allowing it to cultivate deep community ties and loyal customers who value its emphasis on local service and customer satisfaction. The company operates its own network infrastructure, providing voice, messaging, and data services, which forms the backbone of its operations and revenue stream. U.S. Cellular has consistently sought to enhance its network capabilities through strategic investments in 5G technology and spectrum acquisitions, reflecting its commitment to delivering competitive and reliable wireless connectivity.
The company's business model thrives on both subscription-based revenue, as customers pay monthly bills for access to its wireless services, and the sale of equipment, including phones and accessories. By offering a mix of postpaid and prepaid plans, U.S. Cellular appeals to a broad customer base, providing flexibility to match consumer needs and budgets. Equipment sales, supplemented by strategic partnerships with major device manufacturers, contribute significantly to its revenue, though they often function more as a means to attract and retain customers within its network. The company's continued focus on enhancing customer experience, marked by robust customer service and community engagement, underpins its operational strategy. As the wireless industry evolves, U.S. Cellular remains dedicated to staying competitive by expanding its coverage and improving service quality, particularly in geographically challenging and often overlooked areas.
United States Cellular Corp., known as U.S. Cellular, has carved out its niche as a regional player in the intensely competitive wireless telecommunications market. Founded in 1983 as a subsidiary of Telephone and Data Systems, Inc., the Chicago-based company has focused on delivering high-quality wireless services to underserved and rural areas across the United States. This strategy has distinguished U.S. Cellular from the national giants, allowing it to cultivate deep community ties and loyal customers who value its emphasis on local service and customer satisfaction. The company operates its own network infrastructure, providing voice, messaging, and data services, which forms the backbone of its operations and revenue stream. U.S. Cellular has consistently sought to enhance its network capabilities through strategic investments in 5G technology and spectrum acquisitions, reflecting its commitment to delivering competitive and reliable wireless connectivity.
The company's business model thrives on both subscription-based revenue, as customers pay monthly bills for access to its wireless services, and the sale of equipment, including phones and accessories. By offering a mix of postpaid and prepaid plans, U.S. Cellular appeals to a broad customer base, providing flexibility to match consumer needs and budgets. Equipment sales, supplemented by strategic partnerships with major device manufacturers, contribute significantly to its revenue, though they often function more as a means to attract and retain customers within its network. The company's continued focus on enhancing customer experience, marked by robust customer service and community engagement, underpins its operational strategy. As the wireless industry evolves, U.S. Cellular remains dedicated to staying competitive by expanding its coverage and improving service quality, particularly in geographically challenging and often overlooked areas.
Major Asset Sale: TDS and Array closed the $4.3 billion sale of U.S. Cellular wireless business and spectrum assets to T-Mobile, unlocking value for shareholders and strengthening the balance sheet.
Special Dividend: Array's Board declared a special dividend of $23 per share, to be paid August 19; TDS will receive about $1.63 billion from this payout.
Debt Reduction: TDS plans to redeem about $1.1 billion in high-cost debt, resulting in about $80 million of annual interest savings and lowering the total average cost of debt to just over 6%.
Spectrum Monetization: Agreements to sell additional spectrum to AT&T and Verizon are expected to bring in $2 billion in gross proceeds, with closings anticipated in H2 2025 and Q3 2026.
Tower Business Growth: Array, now focused on towers, owns 4,400 towers and has entered a master license agreement with T-Mobile, which is expected to drive long-term revenue and margin growth.
Fiber Expansion: TDS Telecom delivered 27,000 new fiber service addresses in Q2 and remains on track for its 2025 target of 150,000 new addresses, with strong demand for higher broadband speeds.
Updated Guidance: 2025 revenue guidance for TDS Telecom was revised to $1.03–$1.05 billion, adjusted EBITDA to $320–$350 million, reflecting recent asset sales and ongoing declines in legacy markets.
Capital Allocation: Leadership emphasized plans to prioritize fiber investment, potential M&A, and shareholder returns, while maintaining a disciplined financial approach.