Liberty Global posted a net loss of $2.77 billion for Q2 2025 despite revenue of $1.27 billion. Adjusted EBITDA rose 12.7% YoY. Telenet and VM Ireland contributed positively, while losses from Liberty Services & Corporate and Liberty Growth impacted bottom-line performance.

Liberty Global reported Q4 2024 revenue of $1.1232 billion, marking a 9.7% increase YoY. Earnings from continuing operations surged 169.4% to $2.3342 billion. The company maintained a strong liquidity position with nearly $3 billion in total liquidity and repurchased $700 million in shares. However, operating income and EBITDA faced slight declines due to higher operating expenses.

Liberty Global reported a revenue increase of 4.4% YoY to $1,935.2 million and an Adjusted EBITDA increase of 11.8% YoY to $668.3 million. The company is on track to achieve all full-year guidance targets, including Sunrise Adjusted Free Cash Flow guidance. The Sunrise spin-off was approved and is set for November 12th.

Liberty Global announced its Q2 2024 financial results, with CEO Mike Fries highlighting strategic priorities including maximizing FMC value, leveraging the Ventures portfolio, and returning value to shareholders. The company is on track to spin off Sunrise in Q4 2024 and has confirmed plans for a CHF 240 million dividend in 2025. They are updating full-year revenue guidance at VMO2 to 'low to mid-single-digit decline' reflecting lower handset sales; on track for all remaining OpCo guidance targets.

Liberty Global reported Q1 2024 financial results, showing progress on strategic initiatives, including the planned spin-off of Sunrise in Q4 2024. The company's financial performance was in line with expectations, supported by a strong balance sheet and Adjusted FCF generation.

Liberty Global reported Q4 2023 financial results, navigating a challenging environment with cost of living pressures and increased competition. The company delivered strong results with postpaid growth and improved broadband performance in most markets, supported by price adjustments. Full Company Distributable Cash Flow was impacted by a $315 million U.S. litigation-related cash tax payment.

Liberty Global reported improved fixed revenue performance and a return to positive U.K. broadband net adds. The company successfully completed the acquisition of Telenet and increased its buyback plan by $300 million. Full-year revenue guidance at VMO2 was updated to 'stable' vs 'growth'.

Liberty Global reported a decrease in Q2 revenue and Adjusted EBITDA, impacted by strategic changes and cost inflation. Despite these challenges, the company is on track to meet full-year guidance targets and increased its share repurchase program.

Liberty Global reported stable revenue growth and a 90,000 net new subscriber increase in broadband and postpaid mobile. Adjusted EBITDA was affected by the timing of price increases and cost inflation impacts. The company is on track for all 2023 full-year guidance metrics and has repurchased $330 million of stock year-to-date.

Liberty Global reported stable rebased revenue growth in the U.K., Belgium, and the Netherlands in Q4 2022. The company delivered aggregate broadband and postpaid mobile growth of 197,000 net new subscribers. FY22 Distributable Cash Flow exceeded guidance at $1.6 billion, representing a 17% YoY growth.

Liberty Global reported solid Q3 2022 results with stable to growing revenues in Switzerland, Belgium, and the Netherlands, supported by price adjustments. The company delivered aggregate broadband and postpaid mobile growth and strong Adjusted EBITDA growth in the U.K., Belgium, and the Netherlands, driven by synergy execution, price rises, and strong cost controls. They are reiterating all original, full-year guidance metrics at their operating companies and $1.7 billion of Full Company Distributable Cash Flow at Liberty Global.

Liberty Global reported stable revenue across its FMC markets, driven by price adjustments. VMO2's growth was a highlight, and the company is focused on innovation and network development. Liberty Global increased its 2022 buyback program by $400 million to approximately $1.7 billion and reiterated all full-year guidance targets.

Liberty Global reported stable Q1 2022 financial results with revenue flat to up across markets and strong Adjusted EBITDA growth in key regions. The company is executing well on commercial convergence strategies and integration plans, and reaffirmed its 2022 guidance targets.

Liberty Global announced its Q4 2021 financial results, demonstrating continued commercial momentum. The company delivered 306,000 aggregate broadband and postpaid mobile subscribers during the quarter and exceeded buyback guidance with $1.6 billion of repurchases in 2021.

Liberty Global reported Q3 2021 financial results, highlighting strong commercial momentum with 266,000 aggregate broadband and postpaid mobile subscriber additions. The company increased its full-year guidance for Adjusted Free Cash Flow to $1.45 billion and remains on track for full-year share repurchases of $1.4 billion.

Liberty Global reported a strong Q2 2021, highlighted by the closing of the Virgin Media O2 joint venture and a return to rebased revenue growth in all core markets. The company reaffirmed its full-year guidance, including $1.35 billion of Adjusted Free Cash Flow, and committed to repurchasing 10% of its market capitalization annually for the next three years.

Liberty Global reported a 25.7% increase in revenue to $3,615.3 million, driven by acquisitions and favorable FX movements. Net earnings increased by 41.5% to $1,440.3 million. However, rebased Adjusted EBITDA decreased by 1.7% to $1,367.3 million, impacted by costs to capture and COVID-19.

Liberty Global reported a 14.9% increase in revenue and a 5.8% increase in Adjusted EBITDA. The company added 56,000 new customer relationships during the quarter. FMC penetration increased to 28%.

Liberty Global reported a 4.0% increase in revenue with a rebased revenue decrease of 1.3%. The company added 37,000 new customer relationships and 70,000 broadband subscribers. The company reaffirmed its full-year guidance metrics.

Liberty Global reported Q2 2020 results, with revenue declining 4.5% year-over-year but Adjusted EBITDA remaining effectively flat. The company reaffirmed its full-year guidance metrics and repurchased over $750 million of stock through July.

Liberty Global reported a 0.3% increase in revenue and a 166% increase in operating income year-over-year. The company's networks proved resilient amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, and it repurchased nearly $500 million of shares. They maintain over $10 billion in liquidity.

Liberty Global reported Q4 2019 results, with revenue decreasing slightly by 0.5% on a rebased basis. Operating income increased by 12.0% year-over-year. The company saw organic net RGU losses and organic customer losses, but added mobile subscribers. The company is forecasting a mid-single-digit rebased OCF decline, mid-single-digit rebased OFCF growth and approximately $1 billion of Adjusted FCF for the full year 2020.