How Will AT&T’s Revenues Trend In 2016?
We expect AT&T‘s (NYSE:T) revenues to grow by about 3% this year, adjusted for the 2015 DirecTV acquisition. The company’s Business Solutions division could emerge the biggest driver of growth, amid stronger postpaid wireless revenues and continued connected device growth. That said, revenue from the Voice, Data and Strategic Services unit is likely to remain relatively flat, as growth in Strategic Services is largely offset by lower Legacy Voice and Data revenue. Below we outline some of the key factors that will drive AT&T’s results this year.
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