Yesterday, T-Mobile US, Inc. TMUS announced the completion of its previously-stated divestment of Sprint's prepaid wireless business to DISH Network DISH. With this, the Bellevue, WA-based wireless carrier fulfills a major commitment made to the Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission as part of the merger. The divestment of Sprint's prepaid business represents more than 9.3 million customers. T-Mobile will receive about $1.4 billion subject to a customary post-closing working capital adjustment. With this transaction, T-Mobile and DISH entered into other ancillary agreements that include a spectrum purchase agreement. Per the deal, the divested prepaid customers and DISH's new wireless customers will have access to the new T-Mobile network in a phased approach. This will be achieved through a mobile virtual network operator arrangement as well as an infrastructure mobile network operator. This will enable roaming in certain areas until DISH's 5G network is ready.