LBTYB Stock Snapshot Price, market cap, P/E, EPS, ROE, debt/equity, 52-week range

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Price $12.37
P/E (TTM) -0.6
EPS (TTM) $-20.86
Revenue (TTM) $4.88B
ROE (TTM) -64.6%
52W Range $10–$29

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About Liberty Global Ltd. - Class B Common Shares Company overview from Wikipedia

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Liberty Global Ltd. is a British-Dutch-American multinational telecommunications company domiciled in Bermuda, with headquarters in London, Amsterdam and Denver. Its respective legal names are Liberty Global Holdings Limited (UK), Liberty Global B.V. (Netherlands) and Liberty Global, Inc. (United States), with the first of these being publicly traded. It was formed in 2005 by the merger of the international arm of Liberty Media (in turn, a spin-off of American cable-television group TCI) and UnitedGlobalCom (UGC).

Liberty Global had an annual revenue of $11.5 billion in 2019, with operations in six countries and 20,600 employees. It has 10.8 million cable service subscribers, or 25.3 million revenue generation units (RGU), combining video, internet, and voice customers.

History

Liberty Global Inc. was founded in 2005 when Liberty Media International, Inc. (LMI) and UnitedGlobalCom, Inc. (UGC) merged. LMI and UGC became subsidiaries of Liberty Global. UGC founder was Gene Schneider. UGC was also built on acquisitions. United International Holding, later called UGC, acquired 50% of UPC from Dutch electronic concern Philips in 1995, and 100% in 1997.

The new entity had operations in 18 countries and networks over approximately 23 million homes, making it one of the largest broadband services companies in the world.

Liberty acquired German company Unitymedia in November 2009 for $5.2 billion. In 2010, Liberty sold its stake in Jupiter Telecommunications, a Japanese telecommunications-services provider.

On November 9, 2012, Liberty Global acquired Puerto Rico-based cable company OneLink Communications.

In January 2013, Liberty Global raised its stake in Belgium-based Telenet from 50.2% to 58%. In June 2013, Liberty Global acquired British cable group Virgin Media for $24 billion in cash and stock. The acquisition was noted by The New York Times as one of the 10 largest cable deals of all time. It was reported that this acquisition would make Liberty Global the largest broadband company in the world. Liberty agreed in October 2013 to sell Chellomedia for $1.035 billion except for its Benelux unit to AMC Networks.

Liberty Global announced it would be acquiring Dutch cable company Ziggo for €10 billion in January 2014. The acquisition was completed in November 2014, when the services of UPC Nederland began to be merged into the new business. Liberty Global and Discovery Communications became joint owners of All3Media in May 2014 in a £500 million joint deal. In July 2014, Liberty Global acquired a 6.4% stake in ITV plc, valued at £481 million. Liberty's stake in the company increased to 9.9% in July 2015.

In November 2015, Liberty Global announced its acquisition of Cable & Wireless Communications. The $5.3 billion deal expanded Liberty Global's presence into the Caribbean & greater Latin America. The acquisition was completed in May 2016. In 2015, Liberty established the stock Liberty Latin American & Caribbean (LiLAC) focusing on Panama and the Caribbean with assets in Chile and Puerto Rico. The company also owned a 49% stake in majority state-owned Trinidadian telco, TSTT, which it was eventually obliged to dispose of as the company itself competes with Liberty's wholly owned Trinidadian subsidiary, FLOW Trinidad. Liberty Global and Discovery Communications paid approximately $195 million for a 3.4% stake in Lions Gate Entertainment Group in November 2015. Liberty CEO Mike Fries joined the Lion's Gate board of directors as part of the acquisition.

Liberty invested £7.5 million in global broadband cable network Technetix in July 2016. In November 2016, Liberty Global's Virgin Media subsidiary released its Netflix and other app-enabled set-top V6 box. Liberty Global was also ranked 88th on the Forbes "World's Most Innovative Companies" list in 2016.

At the end of 2017, Liberty Global announced the decision to sell its operations in Austria, UPC Austria – the country's largest cable operator, to T-Mobile Austria for €1.9 billion, which was then rebranded Magenta Telekom.

In January 2018, Liberty Latin America spun off from Liberty Global. The new publicly traded company, Liberty Latin America Ltd., operates independently throughout parts of the Caribbean and South America.

On May 9, 2018, Liberty Global announced the sale of its operations in Germany, Hungary, Romania and the Czech Republic to Vodafone for €19 billion ($22.7 billion). The sale closed for $21.3 billion in July 2019. All of these operations, formerly named UPC (Unitymedia in Germany), were since rebranded to Vodafone. In December 2018, Liberty Global announced the sale of its DTH satellite TV operations in Hungary (UPC Direct), Czech Republic, Slovakia (in both named freeSAT) and Romania (Focus Sat) to M7 Group. Under M7 Group, Czech and Slovak operations were integrated with Skylink, Hungarian operations adopted Direct One name and logo, while Romanian operations retained its name, only changing its logo to match with its new parent.

In 2019, Liberty Global announced an initiative to offer broadband with speeds of 1 Gbps across several European cities through the company's GigaCities program.

In August 2020, Liberty Global announced that it would be buying Sunrise Communications AG for $7.4 billion.

The company attempted to acquire Sunrise Communications multiple times; according to Mike Fries, the chief executive officer of Liberty Global, "It wasn't a question of 'is this a good deal?' only a matter of how it would get done".

On the 11th November Sunrise became a subsidiary of Liberty Global.

In September 2021, Liberty Global announce the sale of its Polish operations to Iliad's subsidiary Play (P4) for $1.8bn. The transaction was closed on 1 April 2022.

In July 2023, Liberty Global's shareholders voted overwhelmingly for Liberty Global to redomicile from the United Kingdom to Bermuda. In November 2023, Liberty Global completed the redomicile.

In November 2024, Liberty Global announced the completion of the spin-off transaction of Sunrise. This transaction resulted in Sunrise becoming an independent public entity, operating autonomously in the Swiss telecommunications market. The move allowed Liberty Global shareholders to participate directly in Sunrise's future performance.

On 18 December 2025, Liberty Global sold the last UPC asset in Slovakia to E& PPF Telecom Group for €95 Million, marking the end to the former UPC business.

Merger with Vodafone in the Netherlands

In June 2015, Vodafone confirmed talks with Liberty Global focused on potential partnerships, but denied that a full merger was in the works. Liberty Global invested in Guavus, a data analytics company, in September 2015. In February 2016, it was announced that Vodafone and Liberty Global would merge Dutch operations. Liberty's Dutch subsidiary, Ziggo, would work with Vodafone's mobile network. Vodafone paid Liberty €1 billion as part of the joint venture valued at €3.5 billion. The deal was approved by the European Commission in August 2016. On 31 December 2016, the proposed merger of Liberty Global's and Vodafone Group's Dutch operations was completed, resulting in a joint venture called VodafoneZiggo Group Holding B.V.

Innovations and investments

In 2013–2016, Liberty Global invested EUR 14.5 billion in infrastructure, including investments to bring high-speed internet to four million more European households through new build and upgrades.

In October 2017, Liberty Global opened the Telenet Innovation Centre in Brussels, its second innovation hub alongside the Tech Campus near Amsterdam. The Innovation Center is focused on testing Internet of Things (IoT) solutions and mobile technologies, including the introduction and preparation of 5G networks.

Video properties

Liberty Global offers Netflix in 30 countries in Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean and other video-on-demand platforms as MaxDome in Germany, Play and Play More in Belgium, and MyPrime in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ireland, Switzerland and the Netherlands.

In 2017, Liberty Global partnered with affiliate Lionsgate and subsidiary premium channel Starz on a television series, The Rook. The show, which premiered in summer 2019, is adapted by Stephenie Meyer from the novel of the same name written by Daniel O'Malley.

In February 2018, Liberty Global announced a partnership with Amazon Prime Video on the television series called The Feed, premiering in 2019. The show was co-produced in partnership with the Amazon Studios division and launched as an on-demand programme in Europe, Latin and North America.

Horizon TV

Horizon TV is Liberty Global's flagship platform with more than 10 million first-generation Horizon TV devices sold.

Liberty Global launched Horizon TV, a box to stream to televisions, in 2012. H2, an upgraded version of the Horizon box, was launched in 2013. The new system included an upgraded remote control with a QWERTY keyboard. A secondary box connects wirelessly to the main device allowing TV, DVR and VoD streaming to multiple rooms in a subscriber's house. Liberty partnered with ActiveVideo in 2013 to include ActiveVideo's CloudTV on the Horizon boxes.

Twitter was integrated into Horizon's mobile app library in 2016. The addition allowed live tweets to be overlaid onto the screen of a program being broadcast. Horizon TV was also launched in Austria in 2016, making it available in all three German-speaking countries where Liberty Global operates.

In September 2018, Liberty Global announced the next-generation video platform Horizon 4.

Operations and shareholdings

Liberty Global operates through the following subsidiaries and shareholdings:

Virgin Media O2 (50% ownership)

O2

giffgaff

Tesco Mobile (50% ownership)

Virgin Media (UK)

Virgin Media Business

VodafoneZiggo (90% ownership)

Vodafone Netherlands

Ziggo

Ziggo Sport

Ziggo Sport Totaal

Virgin Media Ireland

Virgin Media Television

Virgin Mobile

Telenet (Belgium)

BASE

Play Media

Play4

Play5

Play6

Play7

Play Sports

Canal+ (Poland) (17% ownership)

ITV plc (United Kingdom) (5% shareholding)

Markets

Americas

Part of Liberty Global is separately listed as LiLAC (Liberty Latin America and Caribbean Group), operating in over 20 countries under the consumer brands VTR, FLOW, Cabletica, Liberty, Más Móvil and BTC, as well as having a sub-sea fiber network.

In January 2018, Liberty Latin America spun off the main company and began operating independently from Liberty Global.

Liberty Latin America's operations consist of Liberty Puerto Rico, a provider of pay-TV, Internet, and telephone services in Puerto Rico, and VTR, a Chile a cable provider of television, telephone, mobile, and internet services. Through the acquisition of Cable and Wireless Communications, Liberty Global has become the owner of the largest pay-TV and broadband provider in the Caribbean. In addition, the company also owns CWC's operations in the Seychelles named Cable and Wireless Seychelles.

Europe

Liberty Global serves six countries in Europe and is among the largest cable operators in Belgium, Ireland, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

Merger of Virgin Media with O2 UK

On 7 May 2020, it was announced that Liberty Global and Telefónica had been in talks to merge their UK businesses in a deal worth an estimated £31bn. The merger would see Virgin Media and O2 form a 50:50 joint venture, making the combined business one of the UK's largest entertainment and telecommunications companies, with annual revenues of approximately US$13.6 billion and over 46 million subs.

The merger was subject to customary regulatory approval and, if approved, was to be completed by mid-2021. The merger was completed on 1 June 2021.

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sectorTelecommunication industryTelecommunication employees6,636 countryBM

10-Year Performance Revenue, net income, margins and EPS trends

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Revenue$4.88B
2016-12-31 → 2025-12-31
EPS$-20.86
2019-12-31 → 2025-12-31
Free Cash Flow·
2017-12-31 → 2017-12-31
Net margin-146.3%
2017-12-31 → 2017-12-31
Valuation & Ratios 07–12

Valuation P/E, P/S, P/B, EV/EBITDA ratios — is the stock expensive or cheap?

Metric 5Y trend LBTYB 5Y avg Peer Median Verdict
P/E (TTM) -0.65Y avg ≈1.6 ≈1.6 · ·

Peer median is calculated on a standardized basis per metric and may not always match the TTM/MRQ basis shown for this stock.

value · ≈ 5Y avg · industry median · verdict relative to median

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

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Annualized Payout≈$11.28Paid annually
Ex-dateAmountCurrencyYield
Sep 7, 2005$11.28USD≈90.0%
Jul 26, 2004$1.18USD≈6.7%

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

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Avg Surprise -658.5%
PeriodReportEPS ActualEPS EstSurprise
June 30, 2026 $-1.07 $-0.49 -116.4%
March 31, 2026 $0.96 $-0.37 362.6%
Dec. 31, 2025 $-8.60 $-0.47 -1734.9%
Sept. 30, 2025 $-0.27 $-0.37 26.1%
June 30, 2025 $-8.09 $-0.39 -1966.9%
March 31, 2025 $-3.84 $-0.62 -521.4%

Full Fundamentals All metrics by year — income statement, balance sheet, cash flow

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Income Statement 15
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
Revenue $4.88B$4.34B$4.12B$4.02B$10.31B$11.55B$11.12B$11.96B·$13.73B$17.06B
Cost of Revenue $1.67B$1.45B$1.29B$1.07B$3.02B$3.32B$3.13B$3.25B·$3.50B$3.77B
SG&A Expense $1.22B$1.14B$1.12B$1.01B$2.15B$2.15B$2.04B$2.05B·$2.49B$2.93B
Operating Expenses $4.90B$4.40B$4.43B$3.91B$8.99B$9.51B$10.46B$11.12B·$12.16B$14.96B
Operating Income $-23M$-60M$-314M$110M$1.32B$2.03B$660M$839M·$1.57B$2.10B
Interest Expense ··$908M$589M$882M$1.19B$1.38B$1.48B·$1.87B$2.28B
Other Non-op $96M$202M$213M$101M$45M$76M$114M$43M·$124M$30M
Pretax Income $-7.17B$1.84B$-3.45B$1.18B$14.00B$-1.80B$-1.24B$162M·$243M$-777M
Income Tax $-76M$-31M$213M$407M$473M$-276M$234M$1.57B·$-1.41B$324M
Net Income $-7.14B$1.59B$-4.05B$1.47B$13.43B$-1.63B$11.52B$725M·$1.71B$-1.15B
EPS (Basic) $-20.86$4.33$-9.52$3.01$24.16$-2.70$16.32····
EPS (Diluted) $-20.86$4.23$-9.52$2.96$23.59$-2.70$16.32····
Shares (Basic) 342,267,353366,731,510425,679,037489,555,582555,695,224602,083,910705,794,546778,675,957·889,790,968·
Shares (Diluted) 342,267,353375,182,221425,679,037496,988,850569,114,223602,083,910705,794,546778,675,957·899,969,654·
EBITDA ··········$2.35B
Balance Sheet 27
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
Cash & Equivalents $2.08B$1.82B$1.41B$1.72B$911M$1.33B$8.14B$1.48B·$1.08B$708M
Short-term Investments $76M$336M$1.99B$2.62B$2.27B$1.60B$0····
Receivables $558M$450M$404M$831M$907M$1.08B$1.40B$1.34B$1.40B$1.37B$1.47B
Prepaid Expense ·······$171M·$123M$144M
Other Current Assets $546M$412M$404M$736M$684M$816M$1.03B$568M$428M$526M$342M
Current Assets $3.40B$3.30B$5.64B$6.30B$5.94B$5.80B$10.57B$4.14B·$7.05B$3.36B
PP&E (Net) ·····$8.05B$13.84B$13.88B·$17.25B$21.68B
PP&E (Gross) ·······$26.97B·$30.47B$36.74B
Accum. Depreciation ·······$13.09B·$13.22B$15.06B
Goodwill $3.50B$3.15B$3.31B$2.80B$9.52B$9.97B$13.56B$13.72B·$12.76B$26.24B
Intangibles $1.35B$1.29B$674M$2.34B$2.34B$2.88B$572M$1.03B·$2.42B$7.09B
Other Non-current Assets $1.39B$1.68B$1.63B$3.49B$2.43B$3.18B$2.77B$3.63B$3.74B$3.00B$5.57B
Total Assets $22.60B$25.44B$42.09B$42.90B$46.92B$59.09B$49.05B$53.15B·$68.68B$67.56B
Accounts Payable $479M$371M$408M$610M$613M$579M$964M$874M·$954M$1.05B
Current Liabilities $3.16B$3.13B$4.33B$3.92B$4.08B$4.51B$8.65B$10.31B·$9.72B$9.16B
Capital Leases $740M$678M$680M$1.65B$1.23B$1.26B·$543M·$1.11B$1.17B
Deferred Tax $371M$405M$299M$534M$544M$653M$246M$233M·$670M$1.79B
Other Non-current Liabilities $920M$882M$867M$1.79B$2.03B$2.97B$2.89B$2.44B$2.25B$2.24B$4.02B
Total Liabilities $12.65B$12.90B$23.08B$20.32B$21.32B$45.79B$35.85B$49.01B·$53.95B$57.38B
Long-term Debt $8.56B$9.07B$9.24B$13.33B$14.34B$14.40B$27.57B$29.18B·$36.29B$45.43B
Total Debt ··········$45.73B
Paid-in Capital $712M$777M$1.32B$2.30B$3.89B$5.27B$6.14B$9.21B·$17.58B$14.91B
Retained Earnings $5.10B$12.24B$15.57B$19.62B$18.14B$4.69B$6.35B$-5.17B$-5.90B$-3.45B$-5.16B
Treasury Stock $100.0K$100.0K$100.0K$100.0K$100.0K$100.0K$100.0K$100.0K·$300.0K$400.0K
AOCI $3.92B$-657M$2.17B$513M$3.89B$3.69B$1.11B$632M·$-372M$896M
Stockholders' Equity $9.74B$12.37B$19.06B$22.44B$25.93B$13.66B$13.61B$4.68B·$13.76B$10.65B
Liabilities + Equity $22.60B$25.44B$42.09B$42.90B$46.92B$59.09B$49.05B$53.15B·$68.68B$67.56B
Cash Flow 17
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
D&A $1.04B$1.00B$1.22B$1.09B$2.35B$2.23B$3.55B$3.86B·$4.12B$5.61B
Stock-based Comp $169M$168M$205M$163M$308M$348M$306M$206M·$268M$316M
Deferred Tax $-122M$-53M$46M$260M$318M$-263M$64M$438M·$-1.43B$-32M
Amort. of Intangibles $90M$76M$51M$55M$470M$174M$525M$641M·$928M$1.31B
Restructuring ·····$48M$90M$96M·$90M$90M
Operating Cash Flow $1.21B$2.03B$2.17B$2.84B$3.55B$4.19B$4.59B$5.96B·$5.94B$5.73B
CapEx $1.34B$908M$922M$891M$1.41B$1.29B$1.17B$1.45B·$1.54B$2.27B
Investing Cash Flow $-875M$685M$-1.84B$1.28B$-5.80B$-8.87B$9.27B$87M·$-7.04B$-3.83B
Debt Issued $765M$204M$3.17B$5M$2.57B$13.21B$4.45B$4.40B·$14.80B$14.97B
Net Debt Issued ··········$15.23B
Stock Repurchased $192M$690M$1.49B$1.70B$1.58B$1.07B$3.22B$2.01B·$1.97B$2.32B
Net Stock Activity ··········$-2.32B
Financing Cash Flow $-226M$-2.25B$-692M$-3.28B$-1.55B$1.08B$-7.18B$-6.19B·$1.70B$-2.06B
Net Change in Cash $265M$399M$-310M$815M$-3.80B$-3.46B$6.68B$-184M·$558M$-176M
Taxes Paid $200M$196M$494M$172M$190M$248M$494M$364M·$441M$236M
Free Cash Flow ··········$3.21B
Levered FCF ··········$-536M
Profitability 7
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
Operating Margin ··········12.8%
Net Margin ··········-6.3%
Pretax Margin ··········-3.8%
EBITDA Margin ··········12.8%
ROA ··········-1.6%
ROE ··········-9.1%
ROIC ··········6.4%
Liquidity & Solvency 5
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
Current Ratio ··········0.4
Quick Ratio ··········0.3
Debt / Equity ··········4.3
LT Debt / Equity ··········4.1
Interest Coverage ··········1.0
Efficiency 2
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
Asset Turnover ··········0.3
Receivables Turnover ··········12.3
Per Share 1
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
EPS (TTM) $-20.86$4.23$-9.52$2.96$23.59$-2.70$16.32$0.94···
Growth Rates 7
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
Revenue YoY 12.4%5.5%2.5%-61.0%-10.7%······
Revenue CAGR 3Y 6.7%-25.1%-29.1%········
Revenue CAGR 5Y -15.8%··········
EPS YoY ···-87.5%·······
EPS CAGR 3Y ·-43.6%·········
Net Income YoY ···-89.0%·······
Net Income CAGR 3Y ·-50.9%·········
Valuation (TTM) 4
Metric Trend 20252024202320222021202020192018201720162015
Revenue TTM $4.88B$4.34B$4.12B$4.02B$10.31B$11.55B$11.12B$11.96B·$13.73B$17.06B
Net Income TTM $-7.14B$1.59B$-4.05B$1.47B$13.43B$-1.63B$11.52B$725M·$1.71B$-1.15B
P/E -0.63.1-1.96.41.2-9.11.422.3···
Earnings Yield -176.5%32.7%-53.4%15.6%83.8%-11.0%71.8%4.5%···

Most recent period on the left · null values shown as ·

Financial Statements Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow — annual, last 5 years

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Metric 2025-12-312024-12-312023-12-312022-12-312021-12-31
Revenue $4.88B $4.34B $4.12B $4.02B $10.31B
Net Income $-7.14B $1.59B $-4.05B $1.47B $13.43B
Diluted EPS $-20.86 $4.23 $-9.52 $2.96 $23.59

Institutional owners (13F) 6 filers · $175K total · As of June 30, 2026

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Institutions that report holding this stock in their quarterly SEC Form 13F. Long positions only; a single filer may appear twice for separate option legs. Large offsetting put/call legs typically reflect market-making or hedged inventory, not directional conviction.

Holders 6
Value held $175K
New positions 2
Exited positions 2
Institutional activity — Q2 2026 vs prior quarter
New positions Exited positions Increased Decreased Net shares change
2 (-1 vs prior Q) 2 (+1 vs prior Q) 0 (-2 vs prior Q) 1 (0 vs prior Q) -1K

Compared to Q1 2026. SEC Form 13F filings are due within 45 days of quarter-end plus a short buffer for late filers — quarters still inside that window are skipped in favor of the most recent fully-reported pair.

Institution Value Shares % of tracked 13F Type
VANGUARD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC $154,998 12,195 88.41% Shares
UBS Group AG $14,751 1,214 8.41% Shares
MORGAN STANLEY $3,341 275 1.91% Shares
JPMORGAN CHASE & CO $2,093 161 1.19% Shares
FNY Investment Advisers, LLC $68 5,252 0.04% Shares
HARBOUR INVESTMENTS, INC. $61 5 0.03% Shares

Activists & 5%+ owners 1 position

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Investors who filed SEC Schedule 13D — beneficial ownership above 5% with an intent to influence the issuer (activist stakes, board campaigns, M&A). Each row shows the most recent known state of that filer's position.

Filer Filed Stake Status Purpose Filing
John C. Malone Nov. 19, 2015 · Initial filing · SEC

Purpose is an automated classification of the filer's own stated purpose (SEC Item 4) — not investment advice. "—" means no clear purpose was stated or the text could not be classified.

ETF ownership Held by 1 ETF

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Weight reflects direct equity holdings (N-PORT) only; leveraged or derivative-based funds may hold additional swap exposure not shown.

Fund Weight Units As of Source
VXF · VANGUARD INDEX FUNDS 0.00% 12,195 SH Aug. 19, 2026 Daily

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

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rating · 19 analysts BUY
3 15.8% Strong Buy
7 36.8% Buy
8 42.1% Hold
1 5.3% Sell
0 0.0% Strong Sell

Peer comparison (GICS sub-industry) Key metrics vs sector peers

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Ticker Market Cap P/E Rev YoY Net Margin ROE Gross Margin
LBTYB · -0.6 12.4% · · ·
LBTYA · · · · · ·

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