Liberty Latin America

Billionaire John C. Malone purchased 37,082 Series A preference shares of Liberty Latin America on Sept. 16–17, 2026 for a weighted average price of $20.43 per share, increasing his combined direct and indirect holding to about 3.8 million shares. The preference shares (LILAP) carry a 9% dividend and a $25 liquidation value, trade differently than the common stock (which closed near $8.41 on Sept. 18) and cannot be called until 2031. The transaction is presented as a bullish insider signal amid Liberty Latin America's $4.5bn TTM revenue and recent net losses, while analysts expect improving sales and cash flow into 2027. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com

Liberty Latin America reported an adjusted loss per share of 0.46 cent for Q2 2026 versus an expected 0.5 cent, and revenue of $1.1 billion (expectation $1.11 billion). Adjusted OIBDA rose to $436 million, the OIBDA margin improved to 40%, and free cash flow increased. The company gained 45,000 postpaid and broadband customers, citing cost cuts, network modernizations and a technology partnership with Amdocs as efficiency drivers. At the same time, debt remains high ($8.5 billion, net leverage 4.6) and management expects tangible effects from the Amdocs agreement only in the fourth quarter. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Liberty Capital Corporation (GLIBA) reported solid quarterly results and a forward P/E of 6.36, with CEO Ron Duncan highlighting focus on high-quality connectivity in Alaska. GCI, the company’s main asset, plans to acquire Quintillion to strengthen statewide communications and expects the deal to be accretive to free cash flow. In April GCI Liberty bought about 61,000 Class A and 12.3 million Class C shares of Liberty Latin America for ~$107 million (≈6% stake) and is discussing additional Liberty Latin America equity purchases with John C. Malone. » Plus sur finance.yahoo.com