Liberty Latin America sustains revenues and highlights operations in Panama and Costa Rica

The operator reported total revenue of US$1.118 billion in the second quarter of 2024, virtually the same as a year ago. The net income was negative at US$43 million. It ended the period with 7.91 million mobile subscribers and 3.99 million RGUs.

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