$LBTYA

New Street Research upgraded Liberty Global (LBTYA) to Buy with a $14.00 price target, citing undervaluation. The stock trades near its 52-week low at $7.50. The firm expects no TopCo cash injections, with a value range of $9 to $18 per share. Management is incentivized to support share price. Morgan Stanley reported mixed earnings for European telecoms, with 60% beating revenue expectations but half missing EBITDA targets.

Virgin Media O2's owners plan to challenge the UK's CMA over its opposition to their £2B acquisition of Netomnia, disputing the regulator's concerns about reduced competition. Nexfibre, a JV of Liberty Global, Telefonica, and InfraVia, argues the CMA's report is flawed and that the deal would bring significant investment.

Liberty Global (LBTYA, LBTYB, LBTYK) announced John Porter will step down as Telenet CEO, with Rocío Lorenzo taking over on November 2nd. Lorenzo is currently SVP of Liberty Latin America and will report to Stephen van Rooyen, CEO of Ziggo Group. Ziggo Group, 90% owned by Liberty Global, plans to list on Euronext Amsterdam in mid-2027.

Liberty Global Ltd. (LBTYA) filed an SEC Form 8-K — Results of Operations and Financial Condition. Exhibit 99.1 VODAFONEZIGGO RECEIVES EU COMMISSION CLEARANCE FOR TOWER SALE Denver, Colorado; Amsterdam, NL – October 14, 2026 Liberty Global Ltd. (Nasdaq: LBTYA, LBTYB, LBTYK) welcomes EU commission clearance of its sale of VodafoneZiggo’s passive tower assets to DigitalBridge, T

Liberty Global (LBTYA, LBTYB, LBTYK) received EU approval for the €669m sale of VodafoneZiggo’s towers, expected to close by year-end. Proceeds will reduce VodafoneZiggo’s debt. Q3 2026 saw record broadband net adds and revenue growth. Ziggo Group, formed by combining VodafoneZiggo and Telenet, plans a mid-2027 listing on Euronext Amsterdam.

Liberty Global Ltd.'s average stock price target was reduced from $13.78 to $13.69 by 11 analysts, with a range of $10 to $23 per share. This implies a 9% upside from the Oct. 7 closing price. The consensus rating remains 'Buy' with 4 Buys, 6 Holds, and 1 Sell.

Liberty Global has selected three potential buyers for a stake in its Belgian joint venture, Wyre. Orange Belgium and Nokia demonstrated 50G-PON technology, and Orange's 26 GHz license expired. Telenet began offering HBO Max, and Scarlet increased mobile data allowances. Digital inclusion issues were raised by rights groups and a study.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) raised concerns over nexfibre's £2bn acquisition of Netomnia, stating it may reduce competition in broadband services. The deal, backed by Liberty Global, Telefónica, and InfraVia, aims to expand full-fiber coverage but faces opposition from CityFibre, which claims it will limit consumer choice and potentially raise prices.

Liberty Global (LBTYA) has shortlisted three bidders for a stake in Belgian network company Wyre, valued at approximately €1 billion. The company's P/S ratio is 0.67, below its historical median, and it has a GF Score of 61, indicating moderate fundamental health. Insider sales totaled $2.7 million over the past year, while guru investors show mixed activity.

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