Deutsche Telekom AG has demonstrated a clear selling bias in its recent transactions involving T-Mobile US (TMUS), with no recorded buys in the latest filings. Over 711 total trades, the company has sold $5.28 billion worth of TMUS shares while purchasing only $669.5 million, reflecting a long-term disposition trend. The most recent activity, concentrated between October 21 and October 29, 2025, includes 25 sell transactions totaling over $48 million, with notable dispositions such as an $11.08 million sale on October 27 and an $8.54 million transaction on October 22. The sales vary in size, ranging from smaller transactions like $18,145 on October 23 to multimillion-dollar disposals, suggesting a mix of routine and strategic reductions.
The absence of recent buying activity aligns with Deutsche Telekom’s broader pattern of net divestment in TMUS. While the company remains heavily invested in the U.S. wireless carrier, the consistency of sales—particularly the cluster of transactions in late October 2025—indicates an ongoing effort to manage its stake. The transactions do not appear to be isolated, as multiple sales occur on the same day, such as six separate dispositions on October 22 totaling over $15 million. This sustained selling activity, without offsetting purchases, underscores Deutsche Telekom’s prevailing approach to its TMUS holdings in the reported period.
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