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Liberty Global C/$LBTYK

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About Liberty Global C

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
$LBTYK
Sector
Communication
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
6,636
Headquarters
Hamilton, Bermuda

Liberty Global C Metrics

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$2.7B
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-$8.99
0.73
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What the Analysts think about Liberty Global C

Majority rating from 14 analysts.
Buy
Analyst ratings by month
MonthBuyHoldSellAnalystsMajority rating
August 2023105015Buy
September 2023105015Buy
October 2023105015Buy
November 2023104014Buy
December 2023105015Buy
January 2024105015Buy
February 2024114015Buy
March 202496015Buy
April 202496015Buy
May 202495014Buy
June 202495014Buy

Bulls say / Bears say

Liberty has completed its buyout of VodafoneZiggo and plans to spin its 90% interest in the new Ziggo Group to shareholders in 2027. A separate listing could make the value of these telecom assets easier for investors to assess. (Liberty Global)
VodafoneZiggo reported positive Q3 revenue growth and its strongest broadband net-add performance since 2019. Its DOCSIS 4 upgrade also enabled speeds of up to 8Gbps without costly digging, supporting the case for a commercial turnaround and a more capable network. (Liberty Global)
EU clearance for the €669m Dutch tower sale removes a key regulatory hurdle, with proceeds earmarked to reduce VodafoneZiggo debt. The sale is part of a wider €1.2–1.4bn disposal programme ahead of the planned Ziggo Group listing. (Liberty Global)
Virgin Media O2 lost 28,200 broadband customers and 63,000 postpaid mobile customers in Q2, while fixed ARPU fell 4.6% year on year. Those figures show that competition is still weighing on its customer base and pricing. (SEC)
Liberty Global’s Q2 revenue fell 7.9% on a rebased basis and adjusted EBITDA fell 2.2%. Cost savings helped, but the declines show that operating pressure is not confined to one market. (SEC)
In the first half, operating cash flow of $338.5m was well below net capital expenditure of $745.5m. That gap means cash generated from operations did not cover investment needs over the period, increasing the importance of asset sales and other funding sources. (SEC)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 26 Oct 2026.

Liberty Global C Financial Performance

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