T-Mobile-Sprint settlement requires divestitures to support wireless entry
U.S. Department of Justice
- Named role
- Divestiture recipient
- HHI coverage
- 1 paired / 1
Communications company named as the recipient of divestitures in the official T-Mobile-Sprint settlement record.
Exact source label, not a standalone legal-entity, ownership, liability, or market-power determination.
U.S. Department of Justice
Official record chronology
Jul 26, 2019
RemedyDocket 1:19-cv-02232
U.S. Department of Justice
DOJ and participating states filed a settlement requiring prepaid operations, spectrum, sites, and transitional network access to be made available to Dish as part of the T-Mobile-Sprint transaction.
Named as Divestiture recipient
DOJ identifies DISH as the recipient of the divestiture package intended to support entry.
Descriptive economic context
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T-Mobile-Sprint settlement requires divestitures to support wireless entry
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Bounded market context
United States / Telecommunications
1 named record / 1 paired HHI window
A market link records the scope named by the official event. It does not establish that every named organization participates throughout that market or define a relevant antitrust market for a different matter.
Source custody
U.S. Department of Justice / agency report
Accessed Jul 17, 2026. U.S. Department of Justice, Justice Department Settles with T-Mobile and Sprint in Their Proposed Merger, July 26 2019.
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