AT&T Inc.

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- No immediate plans for new fundraising through debt or equity are indicated. - The company has been focused on deleveraging, having reduced debt by about $6 billion over the last four quarters. - Net debt to adjusted EBITDA is at 2.9 times, with a target range of 2.5 times by early next year. - Debt maturities are considered very manageable; 95% of long-term debt is fixed at an average rate of 4.2%. - Near-term maturities are expected to be addressed using cash on hand. - Capital investments will be lower in 2024 compared to recent years but continue to prioritize fiber and 5G network investments. - The board is evaluating capital allocation options including buybacks, dividend growth, deleveraging, and network investments, with more clarity expected by year-end.

- Overall capital investment for 2024 will be lower than recent years but remains focused on key growth areas with compelling returns. - Continued investment in fiber expansion, on track to pass 30 million+ consumer and business locations, with potential to extend build by roughly 10 million more locations. - Capital investment prioritizes modernizing the network through Open RAN initiatives. - Vendor financing payments expected to decline while direct network investments increase, especially in fiber. - Capital intensity anticipated to decline in 2024 even as network investments increase. - Focus on balancing capital allocation: sustaining subscriber and service revenue growth, debt paydown, and returning value to shareholders. - Strategic choice to invest more heavily in fiber as the basis for long-term growth and annuity streams. - No plans to aggressively promote fixed wireless as a mass-market consumer product; fixed wireless will be pursued where margin-accretive, particularly in business markets or interim fiber replacement.

- Progress expected in positioning in the value segment with anticipated ramp-up throughout 2024, especially in placing products correctly. - Continued growth in fiber subscribers, now at about 40% penetration of fiber base, with rapid adoption surpassing earlier projections. - Mobility business driving strong EBITDA growth, higher ARPU, lower churn, and steady increase in high-value postpaid phone subscribers. - Business Wireline faces a continuing decline in legacy voice services but growth opportunities exist through 5G and fiber expansion. - New fixed wireless offerings for small and medium businesses expected to drive growth by addressing unmet broadband needs. - Overall, adjusted EBITDA growth anticipated in the mid-single-digit range for Mobility; Consumer Wireline EBITDA growing strongly through fiber revenue. - Full-year adjusted EBITDA growth expected around 3%; full-year free cash flow forecast at $17-$18 billion, supporting sustained investment and debt reduction. - Long-term confidence in converged 5G and fiber services driving customer value and revenue growth.

- Adjusted EBITDA growth for the full year is expected in the 3% range. - Mobility EBITDA is anticipated to grow in the higher end of the mid-single-digit range for the year, driven by strong Business segment performance and cost management. - Consumer Wireline EBITDA is expected to grow in the mid-teens, supported by fiber revenue growth and disciplined cost control, partially offset by legacy copper declines. - Adjusted EPS guidance for the full year remains at $2.15 to $2.25. - First-quarter free cash flow was $3.1 billion, with full-year free cash flow expected in the $17 billion to $18 billion range. - Operating income growth is impacted by higher depreciation (accelerated due to Ericsson Open RAN deal), but expense management continues to support EBITDA margin expansion. - The company is confident in sustainable subscriber and revenue growth through 5G and fiber investments, which are key drivers of future profitability.