Liberty Latin America posts Q2 2026 financial report for Costa Rica unit

Liberty Latin America (LILA) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $1.1 billion (1% growth), adjusted OIBDA of $436 million (+3% rebased), and adjusted free cash flow of $83 million. Total debt was $8.5 billion, net leverage 4.6x, and cash $747 million. The company also discussed repurchases, a $500 million preferred distribution, and a 10-year Amdocs IT and AI deal.

Liberty Latin America Ltd. (LILA) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Exhibit 99.1 Liberty Latin America Reports Q2 2026 Results Gained 45,000 postpaid and broadband net adds in Q2 Operating Income & Adjusted OIBDA YoY growth Significant expansion in cash flow from operations and Adjusted FCF Completed preferred stock distribution; declared quarter

Liberty Latin America director John Malone bought 12,406,463 shares on May 22 at an average $8.63 each, for about $107.1M, according to an SEC filing. After the trade, he held 21,173,018 shares (~$182.7M). The stock fell 2.0% to $7.84 on Wednesday. The company reported May 7 EPS of -$0.11 and revenue of $1.08B.

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