UScellular Sells More Spectrum to AT&T for $1 Billion
The deal includes UScellular's remaining 3.45 GHz spectrum, plus some 700 MHz holdings.

The deal includes UScellular's remaining 3.45 GHz spectrum, plus some 700 MHz holdings.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 2024 – UScellular is selling more of its spectrum to AT&T for $1 billion, the company announced Thursday.
“We are pleased with the significant value that will be realized in the various transactions recently announced,” UScellular CEO Laurent Therivel said in a statement.
The company has been selling off its assets in recent months, inking a $4 billion deal for spectrum and all 4 million of its wireless customers with T-Mobile and a separate $1 billion deal for more spectrum with Verizon and two unnamed operators. Both deals are still pending regulatory approval.
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