TDS-PU

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Telephone and Data Systems Inc Depositary Shares, Each Represen
22.0 2 USD
-0.63%
Secteur: Services de Communication
Base: USD
Devise de Profit: USD
Range quotidien
22.02
22.22
Range Annuel
19.09
23.85
Changement quotidien
-0.63%
Changement Mensuel
+3.62%
Evolution sur 6 mois
+5.26%
Changement Annuel
+14.93%
Clôture Précédente
22.1 6
Open
22.1 8
Low
22.0 2
High
22.2 2
Volume
52
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Financials

Aperçu Relevé Statistiques Dividendes
Trimestriel Annuel
  • Market Capitalization 4.45 B
  • Employee 4 000
  • Founded N/A
  • CEO LeRoy T. Carlson Jr.
  • Website www.tdsinc.com
  • Headquarter Delaware, United States
  • FIGI BBG000BV0VK7
  • Industry Services de Télécommunications
Chiffre d'affaires total
Résultat net
Bénéfice par action de base (BPA de base)
Dette totale
Flux de trésorerie disponible
Trésorerie et équivalents de trésorerie
ratio cours/bénéfice
-32.03
ratio cours/chiffre d'affaires
2.01
Dividende par action
0.16
Rendement du dividende (%)
0.77

Telephone and Data Systems Inc Depositary Shares, Each Represen

Telephone and Data Systems, Inc. is an American telecommunications service company primarily providing broadband, cable, telephone, and wireless services, and radio tower leasing, through its subsidiaries TDS Telecom and Array Digital Infrastructure, the latter of which was formerly the cell phone company United States Cellular. The company began as a group of rural phone companies in Wisconsin in 1969. In 1983 it founded U.S. Cellular as a subsidiary. In 2001, it acquired Straus Printing Company and combined it with a previously acquired printing company, Suttle Press, to form Suttle-Straus as another subsidiary. LeRoy T. Carlson, the founder of TDS, died in May 2016 at the age of 100. In 2024 TDS sold OneNeck, a managed services and regional data center company, to US Signal, a portfolio company of Igneo Infrastructure Partners. In August 2025, United States Cellular Corporation sold its cellular/wireless business and much of its radio spectrum rights to T-Mobile USA, but kept ownership of its approximately 4,400 radio towers, with T-Mobile signing 15-year leases to remain a tenant on at least 2,600 of the towers.

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