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Liberty Global plc Stock: price and management transactions · United States · SEC (Form 4)
Follow the Liberty Global plc stock price and the full management transaction log of the company, a listed issuer based in United States. Shares are listed on US US, under the oversight of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Media & Communication sector, Liberty Global plc has recorded 187 public disclosures. Market capitalisation: €3.7bn. The latest transaction was disclosed on 17 November 2023 (Cession). Among the most active insiders: HALL BRYAN H. The full history is free.
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Thresholds
€10,958
1 ops.
Buy Volume
€21m
47 ops.
Sell Volume
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Last declaration on 17 November 2023
Declarations187 total
31,200 shares@ US$16.19598.0% of flowClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000435:0
26,000 shares@ US$17.550388.5% of flowClass C Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000425:0
5,000 shares@ US$18.27231.6% of flowClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000400:0
4,196 shares@ US$17.84236.6% of flowClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000392:0
5,000 shares@ US$19.81731.6% of flowClass C Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000385:0
1,950,553 shares0Class A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000383:0
10,600 shares@ US$18.92363.3% of flowClass C Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000381:0
50,000 shares@ US$18.928220.9% of flowClass C Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000382:0
1,799 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000336:0
310 shares@ US$16.8623.4% of flowClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000289:0
91 shares@ US$16.861.8% of flowClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000290:0
50,000 shares@ US$17.413615.0% of flowClass C Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000260:0
119,163 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000258:0
650 shares@ US$18.4153.3% of flowClass C Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000256:0
Ideal exit: 16 Mar 2024 (T+270)
2,922 sharesClass C Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000248:0
1,799 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000244:0
1,461 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000249:0
1,799 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000245:0
24,664 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000157:0
16,443 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000163:0
8,222 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000162:0
71,934 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000158:0
16,443 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000159:0
20,553 sharesClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000160:0
70 shares@ US$19.501.6% of flowClass A Ordinary SharesSEC:0001570585-23-000108:0
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About Liberty Global plc
Liberty Global plc (ticker: LBTYK) is an international telecom and digital infrastructure group listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market in the United States. For French-, Belgian- and Swiss-based investors, it should be viewed less as a U.S. domestic operator and more as a pan-European connectivity platform with meaningful exposure to cable, fiber, mobile, content distribution and network infrastructure. The company’s roots go back to a long wave of cable and telecom consolidation: Liberty Global plc became the publicly listed parent of the group through mergers completed in 2013, and the group later redomiciled its parent company to Bermuda in November 2023. Operationally, its footprint spans London, Denver and Amsterdam, reflecting a transatlantic corporate structure. ([libertyglobal.com](https://www.libertyglobal.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/LG-2024-10-K-ANNUAL-REPORT.pdf)) Liberty Global’s core business is centered on fixed and mobile connectivity, broadband, pay TV, converged telecom bundles and, increasingly, network monetization and digital infrastructure. In recent disclosures, the group has organized itself around three strategic pillars: Liberty Telecom, Liberty Growth, and Liberty Services & Corporate. Its telecom operations are anchored by major positions in Virgin Media O2 in the U.K., VodafoneZiggo in the Netherlands, Telenet in Belgium, and Virgin Media Ireland. The company also historically owned Swiss operations via Sunrise, but those assets were spun off in November 2024, sharpening the group’s focus on a more concentrated portfolio. ([libertyglobal.com](https://www.libertyglobal.com/liberty-global-reports-q2-2025-results/?utm_source=openai)) From a competitive standpoint, Liberty Global operates in mature but strategically important markets where pricing pressure, network investment requirements and customer retention are key battlegrounds. Its differentiation comes from scale, converged fixed-mobile offerings, infrastructure quality, spectrum and fiber upgrades, and the ability to unlock value through portfolio management. The group competes against incumbent telecom operators, fiber challengers, mobile specialists and over-the-top digital players. Rather than pursuing pure top-line expansion, Liberty Global’s strategy has increasingly emphasized cash generation, network modernization, selective capital rotation and asset monetization. It also highlights its broader investment platform, including media, sports, technology and infrastructure-related holdings. ([libertyglobal.com](https://www.libertyglobal.com/liberty-global-reports-q2-2025-results/?utm_source=openai)) Recent developments have reinforced that strategy. In 2025 and 2026, Liberty Global reported commercial improvements across its telecom businesses, announced a strategic AI partnership with Google Cloud, advanced fiber and 5G initiatives, and continued to streamline its portfolio through disposals such as UPC Slovakia. The company has also highlighted the growing role of Liberty Growth assets and technology partnerships as sources of future value creation. For equity investors, the investment case is therefore built around a U.S.-listed holding company with European telecom exposure, a complex but potentially value-creating portfolio structure, and ongoing execution on operational turnaround and strategic monetization. ([libertyglobal.com](https://www.libertyglobal.com/liberty-global-reports-q2-2025-results/?utm_source=openai))
