Deutsche Telekom Stock: Defense-Offensive

Deutsche Telekom invests via its venture fund in drone manufacturer Quantum Systems and benefits from high dividends from its US subsidiary T-Mobile.

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2025 December 23 . 1:25 PM

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Deutsche Telekom Stock: Defense-Offensive

Deutsche Telekom has expanded its technology investments by taking a stake in Quantum Systems, a Munich-based drone manufacturer. The move comes as the company also strengthens its financial position through share sales and prepares for significant shareholder returns at T-Mobile US by 2026.

The deal positions the telecom giant in the fast-growing market for autonomous surveillance drones, targeting critical infrastructure protection.

The investment was made through Deutsche Telekom’s €2 billion T.Capital Tech Fund. Quantum Systems, led by co-CEOs Florian Seibel and Sven Kruck, specialises in AI-driven drone solutions. T-Systems will support the integration by providing connectivity and advanced data analytics, linking drone operations with the company’s broader business.

Meanwhile, Deutsche Telekom has sold 400,000 T-Mobile shares for around $78.7 million, improving liquidity. The company’s stock is currently trading at €27.59, just above its 50-day moving average of €27.35. After a 3% weekly gain, analysts note the stock is testing higher resistance levels, with an RSI of 57.5 indicating potential for further growth.

T-Mobile US also announced plans to distribute up to $14.6 billion in shareholder returns by late 2026. This includes a $1.02 per-share dividend for Q1 2026. The full-year results, due on February 26, 2026, will clarify how recent investments—such as exclusive media rights to the PGA Tour and Ryder Cup—affect updated financial forecasts.

Deutsche Telekom’s stake in Quantum Systems strengthens its role in security technology, while share sales and dividend plans reinforce its financial strategy. The upcoming full-year results will provide further details on how these moves shape the company’s future growth and market position.