América Móvil ‘L’

Scotiabank lowered its price target on América Móvil to $20.80 from $21.80 and maintained a Sector Perform rating, citing a reduced global risk premium and updated targets for LatAm telecoms. América Móvil reported fiscal Q1 2026 results showing 3.0 million wireless additions (all postpaid), a loss of 90 thousand prepaid subscribers, and mobile service revenue growth of 6.4% year‑on‑year. Quarterly revenue rose 2.1% in Mexican peso terms to 237 billion pesos. » Más en finance.yahoo.com

América Móvil reported Q1 2026 revenue up to USD 236.84 billion and net income growth of 25.1% to MXN 23.4 billion, driven by stronger postpaid and broadband subscriber gains. EBITDA grew faster than service revenues, reaching a margin of around 40%, while EPS of USD 0.3378 missed expectations. The company improved its leverage ratio, generated positive free cash flow and used it for buybacks and dividends; currency effects, in particular a strong peso, however dampened reported profitability. América Móvil remains focused on fiber rollout and 5G as future growth drivers but sees ongoing regulatory and competitive risks in the regions. » Más en de.investing.com

América Móvil reported a 25.1% rise in net profit to 23.4 billion pesos in Q1 2026 on group revenue of 236.8 billion pesos (+2.1%). EBITDA increased 3.8% to 94.5 billion pesos (EBITDA margin 39.9%) and operating income rose 12.7% to 50.5 billion pesos. The company added a net 3.1 million mobile contract customers, including 1.3 million in Brazil, and reported 594,000 new broadband connections. América Móvil announced an agreement to acquire around 73% of Desktop S.A. in Brazil, proposed a dividend of 0.54 pesos per share and plans to add a further 10 billion pesos to its share buyback program; net debt stood at 437 billion pesos at the end of March (1.41x EBITDA). » Más en de.investing.com

América Móvil reported Q1 2026 revenue of $236.84 billion, beating expectations by 2.55%, while earnings per share of $0.3969 missed forecasts of $0.4145. The company reported EBITDA growth and margin expansion; the share price rose 1.52% to $25.68. For 2026, América Móvil plans roughly $7 billion in investments in fiber and 5G and aims for net debt of about 1.3x EBITDA. Regulatory risks in Mexico and Argentina and currency fluctuations remain potential challenges. » Más en de.investing.com

Discovery Capital Management (Rob Citrone) reduced its América Móvil holding from about 5.3 million shares in Q2 2025 to 4.3 million by year-end after trimming ~12% in Q3 and ~9% in Q4. América Móvil reported Q4 2025 net profit quadrupling year‑over‑year and free cash flow up ~40% to MXN 82 billion, driven by 2.5 million wireless additions and a shift toward higher‑value postpaid customers. Hedge funds cite improved financial efficiency and 5G positioning as drivers of interest despite the stake reductions. » Más en finance.yahoo.com