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Liberty Broadband Corporation Class A Common Stock

LBDAVNASDAQ·US · USD
$91.86
+0.00 (+0.00%)
Prices as of June 8, 2026 · market closed

Price

Key statistics

Valuation
Market cap0.00 USD
Enterprise value15.90B USD
Trailing P/E0.00
Forward P/E0.00
PEG ratio0.00
Price / sales0.00
Price / book2.23
Profitability
Gross margin0.00%
Operating margin0.00%
Profit margin0.00%
Return on assets-0.13%
Return on equity-29.59%
Income (TTM)
Revenue0.00 USD
Gross profit0.00 USD
EBITDA0.00 USD
Net income-2.36B USD
Diluted EPS$0.00
Rev. growth (YoY)0.00%
Balance sheet
Total cash51.00M USD
Total debt2.76B USD
Debt / equity46.88
Current ratio1.09
Book value / share$41.10
Cash flow (TTM)
Operating cash flow-232.00M USD
Levered free cash flow-636.50M USD
Shares & price
Shares outstanding0.00
Float130.74M
Held by institutions0.00%
Beta0.65
50-day MA$91.86
200-day MA$91.86
52-week high$91.86
52-week low$91.86
Dividends
Forward rate
$0.00
Yield
0.00%
Payout ratio
0.00%
Frequency
Unknown
Earnings (EPS)
DateEst.ActualSurprise2026-04-10-0.16-0.14+12.50%2025-12-16-0.42-0.61−45.24%
About Liberty Broadband Corporation Class A Common Stock

Liberty Broadband Corporation Class A Common Stock represents equity ownership in a holding company focused on the communications sector. The company’s primary function is to own and manage strategic interests in leading telecommunications businesses. Its most significant holdings include a substantial stake in Charter Communications, one of the largest cable operators and broadband service providers in the United States, as well as GCI, Alaska’s largest provider of wireless, data, video, and voice services. By leveraging these investments, Liberty Broadband plays a pivotal role in shaping the development and expansion of broadband infrastructure and digital services, impacting both national and regional markets. The company's Class A shares grant holders one vote per share, reflecting standard voting rights among U.S. public corporations. Liberty Broadband’s market relevance is underscored by its influence over Charter Communications and its ongoing participation in major transactions, such as the recent spin-off of GCI Holdings. Through its asset portfolio and operational strategy, Liberty Broadband acts as a key intermediary between investors and the evolving communications industry, with a focus on both technological advancement and shareholder value creation.

CEO
Mr. Martin Edward Patterson C.F.A.
Headquarters
Englewood, CO, United States

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