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Track the Liberty Latin America Ltd. stock price and the full management transaction log of the company, a listed equity based in United States. Shares trade on the US market, under the supervision of SEC (Form 4). Operating in the Media & Communication sector, Liberty Latin America Ltd. has published 297 public disclosures. Market capitalisation: €1.5bn. The latest transaction was disclosed on 4 September 2026 (Acquisition). Among the most active insiders: Nair Balan. The full history is free.
297
Insider Decl.
n/a
Thresholds
€26m
38 ops.
Buy Volume
€11m
9 ops.
Sell Volume
33Σ signal
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Fundamental score
Ranked 19,371 of 29,062 companies
40.9
score / 100
Value51
Quality31
FCF yld21%
Earn yld-42%
EV/EBITDA10.8x
ROE-3.7%
Gross mgn67%
Net mgn-14%
Debt/EBITDA9.2x
Pillars2/3
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Last declaration on 4 September 2026
Declarations297 total
145,490 shares@ US$20.9999Series A Preference SharesSEC:0001724519-26-000010:0
Canonical exit: 29 Nov 2026 (T+90)
17,596 shares@ US$20.649Series A Preference SharesSEC:0001724519-26-000010:1
Canonical exit: 30 Nov 2026 (T+90)
313,104 shares@ US$20.9511Series A Preference SharesSEC:0001724519-26-000010:2
Canonical exit: 1 Dec 2026 (T+90)
51,832 shares@ US$8.47730.030% mcap0.8% of flowClass A Common SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000027:0
Canonical exit: 26 Nov 2026 (T+90)
69,454 shares@ US$8.49930.040% mcap1.1% of flowClass A Common SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000027:1
Canonical exit: 30 Nov 2026 (T+90)
6,761 shares@ US$8.500.0041% mcap0.1% of flowClass A Common SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000024:0
Canonical exit: 12 Nov 2026 (T+90)
42,975 shares@ US$8.56520.026% mcap50.2% of flowClass A Common SharesSEC:0001091974-26-000018:0
22,477 shares@ US$8.500.013% mcap0.4% of flowClass A Common SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000022:0
Canonical exit: 9 Nov 2026 (T+90)
28,219 shares@ US$8.49990.017% mcap0.5% of flowClass A Common SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000022:1
Canonical exit: 11 Nov 2026 (T+90)
17,425 shares@ US$20.92940.026% mcap49.8% of flowSeries A Preference SharesSEC:0001091974-26-000018:1
Canonical exit: 9 Nov 2026 (T+90)
42,975 shares@ US$8.56520.026% mcap100.0% of flowCommonSEC144:0001091974-26-000016
29,873 shares@ US$8.49940.018% mcap0.5% of flowClass A Common SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000019:0
Canonical exit: 5 Nov 2026 (T+90)
97,955 shares@ US$8.46940.058% mcap1.6% of flowClass A Common SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000019:2
Canonical exit: 8 Nov 2026 (T+90)
73,455 shares@ US$20.41950.11% mcap2.9% of flowSeries A Preference SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000019:1
Canonical exit: 5 Nov 2026 (T+90)
15,749 shares@ US$20.40350.023% mcap0.6% of flowSeries A Preference SharesSEC:0000937797-26-000019:3
Canonical exit: 8 Nov 2026 (T+90)
47 shares@ US$7.320.0000% mcap0.0% of flowClass C Common SharesSEC:0001724412-26-000008:3
2,500 shares@ US$7.320.0013% mcap4.9% of flowClass C Common SharesSEC:0001725072-26-000005:2
833 shares0Class C Common SharesSEC:0001623766-26-000005:0
83 shares0Series A Preference SharesSEC:0001623766-26-000005:2
803 shares0Class C Common SharesSEC:0001398905-26-000019:0
80 shares0Series A Preference SharesSEC:0001398905-26-000019:4
66 shares0Series A Preference SharesSEC:0001724412-26-000008:4
833 shares0Class C Common SharesSEC:0001725072-26-000005:0
83 shares0Series A Preference SharesSEC:0001725072-26-000005:4
663 shares0Class C Common SharesSEC:0001724412-26-000008:0
25 of 297 declarations
About Liberty Latin America Ltd.
Liberty Latin America Ltd. is a U.S.-listed telecommunications group traded on the NASDAQ in the United States. The company was formed in 2017 following the spin-off from Liberty Global, and its operational headquarters is in Denver, Colorado. For French, Belgian and Swiss investors, Liberty Latin America is best understood as a regional connectivity and infrastructure play focused on Latin America and the Caribbean, with additional exposure to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. The business model is built around fixed and mobile communications services for both residential and business customers. The company operates through key platforms such as Cable & Wireless Communications (C&W), Liberty Puerto Rico and Liberty Costa Rica, and it has also had a historical presence in Chile through dedicated operating structures. Its service portfolio includes broadband internet, pay television, fixed-line telephony, mobile services, and B2B connectivity and network solutions for enterprises, government and wholesale clients. Management has consistently highlighted fiber deployment, broadband upgrades and mobile network enhancement as the main levers for growth and margin improvement. From a competitive standpoint, Liberty Latin America is positioned as a regional integrated operator competing with local telecom incumbents, pan-regional players, mobile-only challengers and alternative broadband providers. Its competitive strengths come from its network footprint, multi-country customer base and the ability to monetize both fixed and mobile infrastructure in markets that often still have meaningful broadband penetration and upgrade potential. The company aims to build scale in markets where it holds strong or leadership positions, while improving service quality and customer monetization. Recent developments matter for the investment case. In its 2024 and early 2025 disclosures, Liberty Latin America reported improving operating momentum across several markets, particularly Panama, Costa Rica and the Caribbean, while Puerto Rico remained more challenging and required further turnaround work. The company also emphasized network investment programs, including roughly 400,000 homes passed or upgraded with FTTH and a large share of its footprint becoming gigabit-ready. In parallel, it continued to strengthen its balance sheet through debt refinancing initiatives and pursued portfolio simplification, including strategic moves in Costa Rica, to support long-term profitability and capital efficiency. Overall, Liberty Latin America offers a telecom infrastructure profile with defensive characteristics, but it remains exposed to execution risk, country-specific dynamics and the operational complexity of emerging-market communications networks.
