Liberty Broadband Co.

Madison Mid Cap Fund listed Liberty Broadband (LBRDK) among top holdings while noting it was a quarter detractor after Charter reported weak profitability and broadband subscriber losses. LBRDK closed at $50.97 on March 10, 2026, with a one-month return of -9.21% and a 52-week decline of 32.17%, and a market cap of $7.314 billion. The fund says Liberty Broadband’s near-term valuation is largely supported by prospects for increased free cash flow from its Charter stake. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Liberty Broadband Series A fell to a closing price of $42.68, marking a new 52-week low after the stock lost about 40.6% over the past year and declined 35.84% in the last six months. Fundamentals show a price-to-earnings ratio of 5.18 but a current ratio of only 0.24, indicating liquidity pressure. For Q3 2025 the company reported EPS of -$13.34 (expected $1.20) and revenue of $257 million (expected $267.7 million), significantly missing analyst expectations. InvestingPro notes the stock may be undervalued relative to its fair value despite weak metrics; investors are focused on the quarterly results on February 11. » More on de.investing.com

Meridian Hedged Equity Fund said Liberty Broadband trades at a meaningful discount to its underlying assets, driven mainly by its 26% stake in Charter Communications. The fund noted Liberty completed the spin-off of GCI into a standalone company in July, with GCI shares rising roughly 20% after listing, and that a definitive merger agreement with Charter was later announced. Liberty’s shares have lagged recently—down about 33.6% over 52 weeks and closing at $47.77 on Dec. 23, 2025—while management now focuses on extracting value from the Charter stake ahead of the merger. » More on finance.yahoo.com