I was just reading one of my favorite blogs GigaOM and Stacey Higginbotham compiled the jist of the Q2 US mobile provider results. I find it very interesting that it seems like T-Mobile is just barely doing ok and that Sprint is not burning out. Not surprising AT&T and Verizon are both making it. Maybe I’m reading this wrong, check it out yourself and let me know how you read this.

AT&T reported Q2 earnings on July 23:

• Wireless revenue: $12 billion
• Wireless operating income: $3.1 billion
• Churn (postpaid only): 1.1 percent
• Net adds: 1.3 million
• Total subscribers: 72.9 million
• Data revenue: $2.5 billion
• Average ARPU: $50.60

Verizon reported Q2 earnings on July 28:

• Wireless revenue: $12.1 million billion
  
• Wireless operating income: N/A
• Blended churn: 1.12 percent, postpaid 0.83 percent
• Net adds: 1.5 million
• Total subscribers: 68.7 million
• Data revenue: $2.6 billion
• Average ARPU: $51.53

Sprint reported Q2 results on August 6:

• Wireless revenue: $7.7 billion
• Wireless operating loss: $142 million
• Churn (postpaid only): “just under” 2 percent
• Net loss: 901,000
• Total subscribers: 51.9 million
• Data revenue: N/A
• Average ARPU: $53.47 (excludes wholesale customers)

T-Mobile reported Q2 earnings today:

• Wireless revenue: $4.85 billion
• Wireless net income: $452 million
• Blended churn: 2.7 percent, postpaid 1.9 percent
• Net adds: 668,000
• Total subscribers: 31.5 million
• Data revenue: N/A
• Average ARPU: $52

Thanks Stacey for the info, I hope you don’t mind me copying it.