Liberty Global’s Class C stock (LBTYK) touched a 52‑week low of $9.29 USD, later trading at $9.36, down 0.45 points or 4.62% intraday. The share price is down 19.81% over the past year and carries a price‑to‑book ratio of 0.35.
The company confirmed its 2026 guidance across its operating companies, noting the fourth consecutive quarter of broadband improvement.
Liberty Global and its partner Telefónica are planning roughly £600 million in cost savings at Virgin Media O2 through workforce reductions and lower operating and capital expenditures, aiming to ease investor concerns about debt levels.
Management has been aggressively buying back shares.
