AMX America Movil, S.A.B. de C.V. American Depositary Shares (each representing the right to receive twenty (20) Series B Shares

NYSE · Telecommunication
$25.42
Price · Jun 2, 2026
52W Range
$17–$28
79% of range
Analyst Rating
BUY
17 analysts
Price Target
$28
+9% upside
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AMX Stock Snapshot Price, market cap, P/E, EPS, ROE, debt/equity, 52-week range

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Dividends Yield, payout ratio, dividend history, 5Y CAGR

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Ex-dateAmount
July 11, 2025$0.2770
Nov. 8, 2024$0.2450
July 12, 2024$0.2610
Nov. 9, 2023$0.2560
July 13, 2023$0.2690
Sept. 28, 2022$0.3610
Aug. 25, 2022$0.4410
Nov. 4, 2021$0.1970
July 15, 2021$0.2000
Oct. 23, 2020$0.1770
June 17, 2020$0.1750
Nov. 7, 2019$0.1780
July 11, 2019$0.1880
Nov. 8, 2018$0.1610
July 10, 2018$0.1580
Oct. 26, 2017$0.1600
June 28, 2017$0.1670
Oct. 27, 2016$0.1510
July 19, 2016$0.1510
Nov. 9, 2015$0.1560

AMX Analyst Consensus Bullish and bearish analyst opinions, 12-month price target, upside

BUY 17 analysts
  • Strong Buy 3 17.6%
  • Buy 9 52.9%
  • Hold 5 29.4%
  • Sell 0 0.0%
  • Strong Sell 0 0.0%

12-Month Price Target

15 analysts · 2026-05-28
Median target $28.60 +12.5%
Mean target $27.60 +8.6%

Earnings History EPS actual vs estimate, surprise %, beat rate, next earnings date

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Period EPS Actual EPS Est Surprise
March 31, 2026 $0.39 $0.37 0.02%
Dec. 31, 2025 $0.32 $0.39 -0.07%
Sept. 30, 2025 $0.38 $0.36 0.02%
June 30, 2025 $0.37 $0.42 -0.05%
March 31, 2025 $0.31 $0.28 0.03%

AMX AI Analyst Panel — Bullish and Bearish Views 2026Q2 debate: Claude, Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT on the stock's prospects

Round 1 — Opening Takes

Grok NEUTRAL 0.75
↑ Bullish

America Movil is executing a profitable turnaround in Latin America's telecom wars, with margins expanding as competition cools. ROE has climbed to 16.65%, meaning the company now generates strong returns from its equity base without excessive risk, a sign of operational leverage kicking in. Gross margin hit 42.94%, reflecting better pricing power and cost discipline in key markets like Mexico and Brazil. EPS doubled to $1.37 over the past year, fueling potential dividend hikes that could draw income investors into 2026.

↓ Bearish

America Movil faces liquidity squeezes and leverage traps common in emerging market telcos, risking a cash crunch if growth stalls. Current ratio sits at 0.81, below the safety line of 1.0, which signals short-term obligations could strain operations amid any economic wobble. Debt-to-equity was 1.93 last quarter, amplifying vulnerability to rising rates or currency swings in volatile regions. P/E at 16.57 looks flat despite price gains to $17.50, hinting the rally may already price in the recovery without fresh catalysts.

Claude NEUTRAL 0.62
↑ Bullish

America Movil is a cash-generative telecom incumbent in a region where mobile penetration is still climbing, and the fundamentals are actually improving. EPS jumped to $1.37 from $0.32 year-over-year, and net margin expanded to 8.78% from 7.81%. At a P/E of 16.6, you're paying a reasonable multiple for a business that's printing higher returns — ROE sits at 16.65%, which is solid for a mature telecom. The stock is range-bound between $16.88 and $18.25 over the last year, suggesting institutional accumulation rather than panic.

↓ Bearish

The liquidity picture is genuinely tight. Current ratio of 0.81 means AMX owes more in the next twelve months than it can cover with liquid assets — that's a red flag in a sector where capex is relentless. Debt-to-equity at 1.93 is heavy for a telecom, and while margins are up, they're still thin at 8.78% net. Price-to-sales jumped to 1.45 from 1.18, suggesting the market is already pricing in the margin recovery. In a rising-rate environment, that leverage becomes a drag on shareholder returns, and refinancing risk is real.

Gemini NEUTRAL 0.65
↑ Bullish

America Movil is demonstrating a clear ability to expand its profitability despite the intense competitive landscape of the telecom sector. The company achieved a 16.65% return on equity, which signals that management is becoming increasingly efficient at generating profit from the capital shareholders have provided. Furthermore, the gross margin has climbed to 42.94%, suggesting that the company is successfully managing its cost of service and maintaining pricing power. I see this as a sign that their infrastructure investments are finally yielding the operational leverage needed to drive bottom-line growth heading into 2026.

↓ Bearish

The company’s liquidity profile remains a significant concern that could hamper its flexibility in a volatile market. The current ratio sits at 0.81, which means the company has less than a dollar in liquid assets for every dollar of short-term debt it owes. This tight margin for error is exacerbated by a price-to-earnings ratio of 16.57, which is quite rich for a legacy telecom operator facing stagnant growth. I am worried that if interest rates remain elevated, the cost of servicing their debt load will continue to pressure net margins and limit future dividend potential.

Chatgpt NEUTRAL 0.60
↑ Bullish

I think the strongest bullish case is AMX is building earnings power through margin resilience and improving profitability metrics that could support multiple expansion. ROE TTM: 16.65%. That means AMX is turning more profit from each dollar of equity, suggesting efficient use of capital even if leverage remains elevated. Gross margin TTM: 42.94%. That shows pricing power and cost discipline, which can underpin higher earnings without chasing growth. EPS TTM: 1.3703. That confirms per-share earnings are rising, which can support a higher stock price if top-line momentum continues.

↓ Bearish

I think the strongest bearish case is that leverage and liquidity pressure could erode the upside if macro or currency headwinds intensify. Debt/equity (quarterly): 1.93. That high leverage increases financing risk and makes the company more vulnerable to rate shocks. Current ratio quarterly: 0.8103. That low liquidity cushion suggests working-capital stress could squeeze cash flow if profits lag or capex rises. P/E TTM: 16.57. That multiple is not cheap enough to absorb a downturn in earnings, so any growth slowdown could compress the stock.

Round 2 — Responses & Rebuttals

Grok

Gemini, your view that a 16.57 P/E is 'quite rich' for a legacy telecom ignores the trajectory of earnings growth. EPS TTM doubled to $1.37 from $0.32 in the prior quarter, which means the multiple is actually compressing as profits accelerate faster than shares appreciate. That supports my buy case, as operational leverage should drive further multiple expansion into 2026Q2 despite liquidity concerns.

Claude

I think Grok is overstating the margin story here. Yes, gross margin is 42.94%, but that's not the same as pricing power — it's the cost of goods sold relative to revenue, and in telecom, that's heavily influenced by network depreciation schedules and wholesale input costs, not just negotiating leverage. The real tell is net margin at 8.78%, which is up but still thin. What I'm watching is whether Grok's thesis about competition cooling holds up. If it does, we'd see pricing translate into net margin expansion faster than we're seeing now. Right now, the EPS jump to $1.37 looks more like cost-cutting and financial engineering — the current ratio dropped to 0.81 — than organic pricing power. That's a material difference for a 2026 thesis.

Gemini

Grok, I disagree with your buy rating because you are underestimating the structural danger of the company's balance sheet. A current ratio of 0.81 means the firm currently has less than a dollar in liquid assets for every dollar of short-term debt it needs to pay off. That is a precarious position for a company operating in volatile emerging markets where refinancing costs can spike overnight. While you see a profitable turnaround, I see a company that lacks the necessary liquidity buffer to survive a sudden macro shock, making a 'buy' premature.

Chatgpt

Claude, your liquidity concern is reasonable, but the current ratio alone understates AMX's cash-flow cushion. Current ratio 0.81 means near-term assets cover less than one dollar of short-term liabilities. Debt-to-equity around 1.93 signals leverage that can amplify earnings but raises refinancing risk if rates rise. If cash flow from subscribers remains steady and lines of credit stay accessible, liquidity should hold despite the ratio.

Round 3 — Final Rebuttals

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Grok

Claude, I disagree that the EPS jump to $1.37 stems mainly from cost-cutting or financial engineering — the full margin stack tells a story of operational gains. Gross margin rose to 42.94%, which in telecom means better coverage of network costs from revenue growth, not just depreciation tweaks. Net margin expanded to 8.78% alongside that, confirming pricing discipline and efficiency are driving profits organically. That's the cooling competition I mentioned, setting up 2026 upside beyond balance sheet worries.

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Claude

I want to push back on Grok's EPS math here, because it's doing real work in the buy case and I think it's misleading. Grok said EPS doubled to $1.37 from $0.32, but look at the data — that $0.32 was Q4 2025, a single quarter that likely had seasonal or one-time headwinds. The TTM number is what matters for valuation, and it's been climbing gradually, not doubling quarter-to-quarter. More important: that EPS gain is happening while the current ratio fell to 0.81 and the company is clearly squeezing working capital to fund operations. I agree with ChatGPT that operating cash flow matters more than the current ratio in isolation, but Grok hasn't shown us the cash flow statement. Until we see whether operating cash is actually covering capex and debt service without tightening the screws further, I can't buy the operational leverage story. The margin expansion is real, but it's being funded by balance-sheet stress, not by pricing power translating cleanly into cash.

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Gemini

Grok, I disagree with your assertion that the P/E multiple is compressing due to earnings growth, because you are ignoring the massive currency tailwind that likely inflated those reported earnings. The Mexican Peso’s volatility against the USD is the hidden variable here; when the local currency strengthens, the dollar-denominated EPS looks artificially robust without a single new subscriber added. I think we are seeing a valuation trap where the 16.57 P/E ratio—the price investors pay for one dollar of earnings—is actually higher than it appears once you strip out foreign exchange gains that won't necessarily repeat in 2026.

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Chatgpt

I think Grok's line that ROE of 16.65% signals durable, risk-free operational leverage is overstated. ROE 16.65% — that level is largely debt-fueled here, not pure cash-flow from operations. Debt/equity 1.93 — that level flags substantial refinancing risk in EM markets and currency swings, which undercuts the 'no excessive risk' part. Until profitability is demonstrated with improving net margin and cash flow, the claim should be tempered.

Price Forecasts

Model 3M Target 6M Target Reasoning
G Grok 3M Target $19.00 6M Target $21.50 Reasoning I think America Movil will rally past $20 as operational leverage from cooling telecom competition translates margins into reliable cash flow for 2026. The key catalyst is the Q4 2025 earnings report in January 2026, where EPS should top $1.45 on sustained gross margin above 42%, confirming organic profit growth. The biggest risk is a Banxico rate hike in Q1 2026, which could inflate debt costs on 1.93 D/E and trigger a liquidity squeeze. My 6-month $21.50 target implies a 15.7x P/E on current $1.37 TTM EPS, a discount that rewards the 16.65% ROE's efficiency in emerging markets.
C Claude 3M Target $17.80 6M Target $18.50 Reasoning AMX is a cash-generative telecom with improving margins, but balance-sheet stress is real and limits upside. My thesis: the company can sustain 8–10% net margin expansion through 2026 without breaking liquidity, but won't re-rate materially until the current ratio moves above 0.90. Catalyst: Q1 2026 earnings showing operating cash flow covering capex plus debt service without further working-capital squeeze. Risk: Mexican peso weakness or a rate shock that spikes refinancing costs and forces dividend cuts. The P/E of 16.6 is fair, not cheap—it prices in the margin recovery already. I'm holding my hold; Grok's buy case hinges on cash-flow data we don't have yet, and Gemini's FX concern is valid but not yet priced in. Modest 3–6% upside if operations hold.
G Gemini 3M Target $17.85 6M Target $18.50 Reasoning My thesis is that America Movil will see modest appreciation as the market realizes the current margin expansion is sustainable, provided the company avoids a liquidity crunch. A concrete catalyst for the 6-month target would be a clear guidance update in the 2026Q1 earnings report showing reduced debt-servicing costs. Conversely, a sharp depreciation of the Mexican Peso against the dollar would break my thesis by eroding reported earnings. The company currently trades at a P/E of 16.57, which means investors are paying roughly 16 dollars for every dollar of annual profit. This valuation is fair, but it leaves little room for error if their liquidity profile deteriorates further.
C Chatgpt 3M Target $17.50 6M Target $19.50 Reasoning AMX can drift higher over the next quarters if earnings power translates into cash flow and sentiment stabilizes. The Q2 2026 results and guidance could catalyze a re-rating if margins hold and free cash flow improves. The main risk is liquidity and leverage in EM markets; a macro shock or rate spike could derail the upgrade. From 16.99 now to 17.50 in 3 months and to 19.50 in 6 months implies two small but credible upside steps as profitability shows through.

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