CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS, INC. /MO/
Charter Communications operates a broadband connectivity business under the Spectrum brand, serving homes and businesses across 41 states. It provides subscription-based Internet, mobile, video and voice services, individually or in bundles. Its offerings include Spectrum Internet and Advanced WiFi, Spectrum Mobile, Spectrum TV, Xumo streaming devices, business communications and connectivity solutions, and community broadband services for apartments and other properties. Spectrum Reach sells advertising on cable television, streaming services and other platforms; Charter also operates local news channels and regional sports networks. Charter makes money principally from monthly customer fees for services, with charges based on the services selected, whether they are bundled and the equipment required. It also charges installation fees and earns income from advertising sales. Its principal executive offices are in Stamford, Connecticut.
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See all $CHTR insider activity →Spectrum Business, a unit of Charter Communications (CHTR), launched a fully-managed Secure Networking solution using Cisco 8000-Series Secure Router technology. The service offers 100% uptime, AI-enhanced security, and post-quantum cryptography readiness, available as a monthly subscription. According to the company, it aims to help enterprises manage AI-driven security threats and reduce IT team workloads.
Jio Platforms is in talks with Comcast and Charter Communications to license its wireless broadband technology, potentially exchanging it for equity stakes. The discussions are part of Jio's international expansion strategy, aiming to deploy its proprietary technology overseas. Jio's unlicensed band radio (UBR) technology could offer cheaper broadband delivery, helping US cable operators compete with telecom companies. Jio targets 10-15 international partners for this technology.
Citigroup kept its Buy rating on Charter Communications but reduced its price target from $180 to $140, a 22.2% cut. The new target suggests a 21.2% upside from the Nov 2 close of $115.54, according to the bank.
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The announcement is a service offering tied to Charter’s Spectrum Business, but it does not disclose financials or customer wins, limiting near-term earnings impact.
Likely modest positive pressure if agreement is reached.
Street valuation expectations for Charter are being reset downward via a lower analyst price target, which can pressure near-term sentiment.
Near-term sentiment risk for CHTR as outage reports can drive churn concerns ahead of its upcoming earnings.
Options market is pricing a large earnings-day move for CHTR, implying elevated event risk and potential volatility expansion around the Nov 6 open.
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Spectrum Business, a unit of Charter Communications (CHTR), launched a fully-managed Secure Networking solution using Cisco 8000-Series Secure Router technology. The service offers 100% uptime, AI-enhanced security, and post-quantum cryptography readiness, available as a monthly subscription. According to the company, it aims to help enterprises manage AI-driven security threats and reduce IT team workloads.
Jio Platforms is in talks with Comcast and Charter Communications to license its wireless broadband technology, potentially exchanging it for equity stakes. The discussions are part of Jio's international expansion strategy, aiming to deploy its proprietary technology overseas. Jio's unlicensed band radio (UBR) technology could offer cheaper broadband delivery, helping US cable operators compete with telecom companies. Jio targets 10-15 international partners for this technology.
Citigroup kept its Buy rating on Charter Communications but reduced its price target from $180 to $140, a 22.2% cut. The new target suggests a 21.2% upside from the Nov 2 close of $115.54, according to the bank.
Spectrum customers in Bakersfield and other U.S. cities reported widespread internet and TV service disruptions on Election Day. The outages, with no confirmed cause, primarily affected internet services. Spectrum's parent, Charter Communications, faces declining broadband subscribers and revenue, with Q3 earnings due Nov. 6. Recent outages were attributed to weather and vandalism. Customers can check outage status via Spectrum's app or website.
Charter Communications (CHTR) stock may move 13% on its upcoming earnings report, according to options data. Historically, the stock has moved more than implied by options in four of the last eight earnings announcements, with moves ranging from -23.7% to +10.4%.
Charter Communications (CHTR) shares fell 57.0% over the past year, while revenue declined 1.5% and net income dropped to $4.92 billion. Management expects 2026 EBITDA to decline 1% year-over-year, excluding transition costs. The company faces competition in internet customer acquisition and carries a large debt load of $96.7 billion.
CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS, INC. /MO/ (CHTR) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Departure of Directors or Certain Officers; Election of Directors; Appointment of Certain Officers: Compensatory Arrangements of Certain Officers. Exhibit 99.1 Charter Declares Quarterly Cash Dividend on Series A Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Stock STAMFORD, Connecticut – October 27, 2026 – Charter Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: CHTR, CHTRP) (the “Company”) today announced that its Board of Directors declared the regular q
Charter Communications (CHTR) announced a quarterly cash dividend of approximately 44 cents per share for its Series A cumulative redeemable preferred stock, payable in January. The company is a leading broadband and video provider in the U.S., serving over 70 million homes and businesses across 45 states.
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Charter Communications responded to a lawsuit by AT&T, which alleges false advertising in Charter's use of 'fiber-powered' to describe its hybrid fiber/coax network. Charter argues the term is not misleading and filed a motion to dismiss. AT&T seeks damages and a declaration of unfair competition. The case hinges on consumer perception and network architecture definitions.
