Liberty Global B/$LBTYB

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About Liberty Global B

Liberty Global is a holding company with interests in European telecom companies in the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, and Slovakia. Liberty owns the main cable network in each of these geographies and has pursued a strategy since 2016 to merge or partner with mobile network operators to be able to offer converged services. Liberty also owns minority stakes in other media, entertainment, and cloud companies.
Ticker
$LBTYB
Sector
Communication
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
6,636
Headquarters
Hamilton, Bermuda

Liberty Global B Metrics

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$3.1B
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-$8.99
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Liberty Global completed its buyout of VodafoneZiggo and now holds 90% of Ziggo Group, with a 2027 Amsterdam listing planned through a shareholder spin-off. That gives investors a concrete route to realise value from the Benelux assets. (Liberty Global)
Customer trends improved across several operations: VodafoneZiggo had its best broadband net-add quarter in six years, Telenet recorded a fifth consecutive quarter of positive broadband net adds, and Virgin Media O2 improved broadband and mobile trading year on year. Virgin Media O2’s full-fibre network also reached nine million premises. (Liberty Global)
Asset sales are generating funds for Liberty Global’s capital plans: it received $604 million from its remaining EdgeConneX stake, reporting an investment return above 30%, and said year-to-date asset monetisations reached about $1.2 billion. The company raised its year-end corporate cash target from about $1.5 billion to $2.0 billion. (Liberty Global)
The 2026 outlook still points to operating declines: Virgin Media O2 expects service revenue and EBITDA to fall 3–5%, while VodafoneZiggo forecasts a mid-to-high-single-digit EBITDA decline. Better customer additions have yet to reverse these financial headwinds. (Liberty Global)
Capital spending limits cash available from the telecom operations. Virgin Media O2 expects £2.0–£2.2 billion of property and equipment additions but around £200 million of adjusted free cash flow in 2026; VodafoneZiggo expects about €100 million of adjusted free cash flow and no cash distributions. (Liberty Global)
Virgin Media O2’s proposed £2 billion Netomnia deal has been sent to an in-depth UK competition investigation, with the CMA setting a 15 December deadline. Regulatory delay or remedies could complicate the group’s plan to expand its UK fibre footprint. (The Telegraph)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 1 Oct 2026.

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