LIBERTY LATIN AMERICA ACCELERATES CLOUD TRANSFORMATION AND ICT ADOPTION THROUGH STRATEGIC COLLABORATION WITH AWS
Liberty Latin America (LLA) has announced a five-year strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to accelerate cloud transformation, AI adoption, and IT modernization for customers across Latin America and the Caribbean. This partnership will enable LLA to deploy dedicated on-premises infrastructure using AWS Outposts, migrate over 500 customer workloads to AWS, and expand cloud infrastructure to the edge of its network, addressing critical data residency and regulatory compliance requirements. The initiative aims to provide enhanced, secure B2B cloud services, supporting the digital transformation of various enterprise sectors in the region.
AWS teams with Liberty Latin America to keep cloud data local
Liberty Latin America and AWS have announced a five-year strategic collaboration to accelerate cloud transformation and AI adoption across Latin America and the Caribbean, while addressing data residency and regulatory compliance. The partnership involves deploying AWS Outposts for localized data, migrating over 500 workloads to AWS, and expanding AWS cloud infrastructure to the edge of Liberty Latin America's network. This initiative aims to provide enhanced B2B cloud services, supporting digital transformation for enterprises, particularly those with strict data sovereignty requirements.
Liberty Latin America Builds Regional Platform With Bundled Wireless And Broadband
Liberty Latin America (NasdaqGS:LILA) is leveraging its upgraded infrastructure to offer bundled wireless and broadband services across Latin America and the Caribbean, aiming to strengthen its regional presence. This strategic shift towards integrated communication solutions positions the company to compete with larger peers and support long-term revenue and margin growth. Investors should monitor how effectively Liberty Latin America translates its expanded network into customer retention and financial performance.
Strong week for Liberty Latin America (NASDAQ:LILA) shareholders doesn't alleviate pain of five-year loss
Liberty Latin America's stock (NASDAQ:LILA) has seen a 6.1% increase in the past week, but this recent gain does not offset a substantial 32% loss for long-term shareholders over the last five years. The company has not been profitable and its revenue growth has been minimal at 1.4% annually over the last half-decade, contributing to the stock's poor performance. Despite the stock's overall decline, insiders have been purchasing shares, and analysts are providing future profit estimates for the company.
Liberty Latin America Ltd. (NASDAQ:LILA) Sees Significant Drop in Short Interest
Liberty Latin America Ltd. (NASDAQ:LILA) experienced a significant 16.9% decline in short interest during December, totaling 453,235 shares by December 31st. Despite institutional buying, with institutions owning 18.48% of the stock, analysts have mixed views, with a consensus "Reduce" rating and a price target of $9.75. The company faces weak fundamentals, including a negative PE ratio, negative profitability, and a high debt-to-equity ratio of 6.78.
ERIC ZINTERHOFER TO STEP DOWN FROM LIBERTY LATIN AMERICA BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOLLOWING YEARS OF SERVICE
Eric Zinterhofer will step down from the Liberty Latin America Board of Directors on December 31, 2025, after eight years of service. Mike Fries and Balan Nair expressed gratitude for his contributions and expertise, while Zinterhofer affirmed his confidence in the company's future success. Liberty Latin America is a leading communications company operating across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Institutional investors may overlook Liberty Latin America Ltd.'s (NASDAQ:LILA) recent US$70m market cap drop as long-term gains remain positive
Institutional investors hold a majority stake (61%) in Liberty Latin America Ltd., suggesting significant influence over the company. Despite a recent 3.9% drop in holdings value, their long-term investment remains positive with a 27% one-year return. Insiders also hold a notable 11% stake, indicating alignment with shareholder interests.
Institutional investors may overlook Liberty Latin America Ltd.'s (NASDAQ:LILA) recent US$70m market cap drop as long-term gains remain positive
Institutional investors hold a significant 61% stake in Liberty Latin America Ltd. (NASDAQ:LILA), demonstrating their confidence despite a recent US$70 million market cap drop. While a diversified group of 12 investors collectively own 51% of the shares, no single investor has a majority. Insiders also hold a notable 11% of the company, indicating alignment with shareholder interests.
Little Excitement Around Liberty Latin America Ltd.'s (NASDAQ:LILA) Revenues
Liberty Latin America Ltd. (NASDAQ:LILA) has a low price-to-sales (P/S) ratio of 0.4x, which appears appealing compared to industry peers. However, this low P/S is likely due to stagnant revenue growth and a forecast of only 1.8% annual revenue growth over the next three years, significantly lagging the industry's projected 108% growth. Investors' pessimism regarding future revenue prospects contributes to this depressed P/S ratio.
Rockford Register Star: Local News, Politics & Sports in Rockford, IL - LIBERTY LATIN AMERICA AND LIBERTY CARIBBEAN FOUNDATION DELIVER CRITICAL HUMANITARIAN AID TO JAMAICA FOLLOWING HURRICANE MELISSA
Just 48 hours after Hurricane Melissa, Liberty Latin America, in partnership with the Liberty Caribbean Foundation, airlifted critical humanitarian and technical supplies to Jamaica. The aid, including water, food, hygiene products, and network equipment, was distributed immediately by Flow Jamaica's local teams to the hardest-hit communities. The Liberty Caribbean Foundation is now seeking public and corporate donations to further scale relief efforts and support long-term recovery.
LIBERTY LATIN AMERICA SCHEDULES INVESTOR CALL FOR THIRD QUARTER 2025 RESULTS
Liberty Latin America (NASDAQ: LILA and LILAK) announced it will release its third quarter 2025 results on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, after market close. An investor call to discuss these results and other forward-looking information is scheduled for November 6, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time. A webcast and investor presentation will be available on the company's investor relations website.
LILA ties remaining CEO PSU vesting to 2025 ‘strong’ performance - Stock Titan
Liberty Latin America (LILA) has updated the vesting conditions for its CEO Balan Nair's equity award, tying the remaining 156,250 LILAB PSUs to "strong" performance in 2025. The compensation committee approved performance objectives for 2025 focusing on strategic execution, capital allocation, SOX compliance, risk management, and budget goals. If these objectives are met and Nair's performance is rated strong, the PSUs will vest on March 15, 2026.
Liberty Latin America's (LILA) "Sell (D-)" Rating Reaffirmed at Weiss Ratings
Weiss Ratings has reaffirmed a "sell (D-)" rating for Liberty Latin America (LILA), indicating a negative outlook from analysts. The company's stock has decreased by 2.4%, with a market capitalization of $1.60 billion and a P/E ratio of -1.35. Liberty Latin America also reported a significant earnings miss for the last quarter, with an EPS of ($2.12) against a consensus estimate of $0.01.
LIBERTY LATIN AMERICA Earnings Results: $LILA Reports Quarterly Earnings | LILA Stock News
LIBERTY LATIN AMERICA ($LILA) reported its quarterly earnings on August 7th, missing analyst estimates for both earnings per share and revenue. The company posted an EPS of -$2.12 against an estimate of -$0.05, and revenue of $1.087 billion, falling short of the $1.126 billion estimate. Insider trading activity shows purchases by executives, while institutional investors had mixed movements with several large additions and reductions in holdings.
Liberty Latin America Taps CSG to Rocket Wholesale Growth to New Heights
Liberty Latin America has partnered with CSG to streamline its wholesale business operations across 21 countries, aiming to drive cost efficiencies and enhance partner experiences. This collaboration will help Liberty Latin America accelerate time to market, strengthen B2B relationships, and capitalize on growth opportunities in the Latin American and Caribbean telecom markets.
Liberty Latin America Taps CSG to Rocket Wholesale Growth to New Heights
Liberty Latin America has partnered with CSG to streamline its wholesale business and unify operations across 21 countries, aiming to enhance partner experiences and drive growth. This collaboration will help optimize wholesale rating, charging, and settlement processes, reduce operational expenses, and accelerate time to market through infrastructure modernization. Both companies emphasize strengthening B2B relationships and leveraging data-driven insights to deliver cutting-edge, personalized offerings to customers across Latin America and the Caribbean.
LIBERTY LATIN AMERICA ANNOUNCES SOOMIT DATTA AS VP, INVESTOR RELATIONS
Liberty Latin America (NASDAQ: LILA, LILAK, OTC Link: LILAB) has appointed Soomit Datta as its new VP, Investor Relations. Datta, who brings over 25 years of experience in the telecommunications sector, will be responsible for enhancing shareholder value and managing investor relations. He replaces Kunal Patel, who moved to a new role as VP, Operations.
Liberty Latin America Earnings: February 20 Conference Call to Reveal Full-Year Performance
Liberty Latin America (NASDAQ: LILA, LILAK, OTC Link: LILAB) has announced it will release its full-year 2024 financial results on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, after market close. The company will host an investor conference call on Thursday, February 20, 2025, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time, where management will discuss the results and business outlook. A webcast and presentation will be available on their investor relations website.
Analysts Expect Liberty Latin America Ltd. (NASDAQ:LILA) To Breakeven Soon
Analysts predict that Liberty Latin America Ltd. (NASDAQ:LILA) is nearing profitability, expecting it to break even and post a US$44 million profit in 2024 after a US$74 million loss in 2023. The company, which provides fixed, mobile, and subsea telecommunications services, is projected to achieve this breakeven point within 12 months, driven by an estimated 125% year-on-year growth rate. However, concerns regarding its debt-to-equity ratio, which exceeds 2x, are highlighted as a potential risk for the loss-making company.
Liberty Latin America Appoints Roberta Jacobson to the Board of Directors
Liberty Latin America announced the appointment of Ambassador Roberta Jacobson to its Board of Directors, effective May 17, expanding the board to 10 members. Jacobson brings over 30 years of experience in U.S.-Latin America relations, including serving as the first female U.S. Ambassador to Mexico. Mike Fries, Executive Chairman, highlighted her diplomatic career and extensive regional experience as a valuable asset for the company's stakeholders.
Liberty Latin America partners with the Society of Women Coders to support greater gender equality in tech
Liberty Latin America has partnered with the Society of Women Coders to launch an initiative providing 800 young women in the Caribbean and Latin America with a 20-week virtual course on digital literacy and coding skills. This effort is part of Liberty Latin America's International Women’s Day celebration and dedication to diversity and inclusion, also highlighted by an internal Summit focused on combating bias and advancing gender equity. The company is committed to not only empowering women in tech but also addressing gender-based violence and promoting equality year-round.
Liberty Latin America marks Safer Internet Day with global campaign to raise internet safety across the region
Liberty Latin America launched a global education and advocacy campaign for Safer Internet Day, focusing on cyberbullying, online security, and social engineering. The campaign includes interactive sessions with students in Dominica and regional efforts through various foundations. The goal is to raise awareness and educate communities across Latin America and the Caribbean about safe internet use.
We want to sell 49% stake in TSTT
Liberty Latin America, owner of FLOW and Cable & Wireless Communications, is committed to divesting its 49% stake in Telecommunications Services of T&T (TSTT). This divestment is a condition set by the Telecommunications Authority of T&T following CWC's acquisition of Columbus International Inc., as Liberty Latin America competes directly with TSTT. The company is actively seeking a solution with the Government that preserves the value of the shares and TSTT's future strategic vision.
Liberty Latin America COVID-19 Employee Fund to be managed by C&W Charitable Foundation
Liberty Latin America has established a COVID-19 Employee Emergency Assistance Fund to provide financial relief to eligible employees and their families affected by the pandemic. The fund, initiated with a $300,000 contribution from the Board of Directors, will be managed by the Cable & Wireless Charitable Foundation. This initiative is part of LLA's broader commitment to supporting communities in the Caribbean and Latin America through essential connectivity and various outreach programs during the crisis.
Liberty Latin America acquires UTS shares from Curacao government
Liberty Latin America has acquired an 87.5% stake in Caribbean operating group UTS from the Government of Curacao for an enterprise value of $189 million. This acquisition expands Liberty Latin America's footprint in the region, aiming to create the largest full-service converged telecom operator in Curacao and enhance connectivity solutions. The move aligns with Liberty Latin America's strategy to boost its converged offering in Latin America.
Cable & Wireless Charitable Foundation to give grants totaling US$290,000 to improve the lives of children in the Caribbean
The Cable & Wireless Charitable Foundation announced additional funding of over US$290,000 for projects aimed at improving the lives of children in Caribbean areas affected by last year’s hurricanes. This funding, comprising five individual grants, will support critical education services in the British Virgin Islands, Turks and Caicos Islands, Dominica, and Anguilla, focusing on school repairs and provision of essential equipment. The initiative is a continuation of the Foundation's plans to restore and rebuild affected countries and aligns with its strategic aims of educating and empowering communities.
C&W parent completes Caribbean split-off
Liberty Global has completed the separation of its Latin American and Caribbean businesses, including Flow's Cayman branch, into a new entity called Liberty Latin America. This move aims to reduce Liberty Global's U.S. tax bill and allow the new entity to raise capital independently and attract investment in higher-growth Latin American markets. Liberty Latin America's stock is now trading on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.
