GCI LIBERTY INC CL A WI COMMON STOCK

GCI Liberty bought in April about 61,000 class A shares and 12.3 million class C shares of Liberty Latin America from funds managed by Searchlight Capital for roughly $107 million in cash, based on LILAK’s closing price on April 1. The transaction represents an equity stake of about 6% in Liberty Latin America. GCI Liberty is in talks with Dr. John C. Malone about the possible acquisition of additional holdings, including voting-powerful class B shares, in exchange for newly issued series C shares of GCI Liberty. Analysts say GCI Liberty is relatively undervalued with an expected return to profitability in 2026; management describes the purchase as part of its growth strategy. » More on de.investing.com

Chairman Dr. John C. Malone has obtained all required approvals, including FCC consent, and can now exercise the voting rights attached to his entire shareholdings. The previously effective agreement dated December 31, 2024, which had kept his voting rights below 50%, was terminated; his voting stake is about 53.7% (as of March 23, 2026). The company disclosed the decision to the SEC under Regulation FD. » More on de.investing.com

Longleaf Partners Small-Cap Fund highlighted GCI Liberty following its spinout from Liberty Broadband, citing irreplicable Alaskan broadband and wireless assets, attractive tax attributes, and near-term free cash flow potential. The letter noted John Malone's continued chairmanship, insider buys and his backstop of a $300 million rights offering. GCI shares have appreciated post-spin but still trade at a discount to Lower 48 telecom peers; market cap was about $1.56 billion and hedge fund holdings increased in Q4 2025. » More on finance.yahoo.com