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At the Bank of America conference Altice USA announced a shift from stabilizing to accelerating, driven by investments in AI-powered customer service tools, fiber expansion and mobile growth. The company is targeting about $3.4 billion in EBITDA for 2025 and expects strong growth in the back half of the year. To bolster margins, Altice plans efficiency measures including a 4–5% headcount reduction, reduced capex and a refinancing strategy for maturing liabilities. Video offerings will be streamlined and pricing rationalized to address churn and competitive pressure. » More on de.investing.com

Altice International is considering a bid for its Israeli subsidiary Hot Telecommunication Systems Ltd., Bloomberg reports, as billionaire Patrick Drahi sells parts of his telecom empire. Hot suffered operational setbacks during the Israel-Hamas conflict and has also agreed to sell its 23% stake in IBC to a group of Israeli financial institutions. » More on de.investing.com

Altice USA missed earnings expectations in the second quarter of 2025 with an EPS of -$0.21, while revenue of $2.15 billion was in line with forecasts. The stock fell 9.62% in pre-market trading following the release of the results, heightening investor concerns about the company's financial stability. Despite operational progress and positive statements from management, the company continues to face declining revenue, competitive pressure, and macroeconomic challenges. » More on de.investing.com

Altice USA reported a 4.2% decline in revenue for the second quarter of 2025, but was able to significantly reduce net broadband customer losses thanks to the expansion of its fiber network. Despite ongoing challenges with revenue, profitability, and high debt levels, strategic initiatives such as operational efficiency and investments in fiber are beginning to show positive effects. The company plans further cost reductions and is focusing on sustainable growth, but remains burdened by intense competition and its capital structure. » More on de.investing.com

Altice Portugal is eliminating around 1,000 jobs, representing 16% of its workforce, as advances in artificial intelligence and automation make certain positions redundant. The move aims to reduce costs, lower debt, and make the company more attractive to potential buyers. The job cuts come amid intensified competition, particularly following the entry of Digi Communications NV into the Portuguese market. » More on de.investing.com