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Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE) raised its full-year outlook ‌on Wednesday, echoing the stronger guidance given by its U.S. subsidiary T-Mobile (TMUS.O).

The German-based telecoms operator ​expects its adjusted earnings before interest, ​taxes, depreciation and amortization after leases (EBITDAaL) ⁠to be around 47.5 billion euros ($55.7 ​billion) in 2026, up from the previously ​guided 47.4 billion euros.

A company-provided analysts' consensus was expecting a full-year EBITDAaL of 46.6 billion euros on ​average.

Earlier in April, T-Mobile raised its ​forecast for annual postpaid net account additions, driven ‌by ⁠strong demand for premium plans and bundled offers.

In its home market of Germany, Deutsche Telekom reported a 2% year-on-year rise ​in revenue, ​although ⁠it saw a decline of 83,000 fixed-network lines amid persistently ​sluggish market conditions.

The Bonn-based operator has ​come ⁠under heightened attention as it assesses a possible transaction involving a combination with T‑Mobile ⁠in ​what would be the ​largest public merger to date.

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