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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América Latina · Operators06/08/2026

Liberty Latin America consolidated profitability in the second quarter

The group reported OIBDA growth, a solid improvement in free cash flow and operational progress driven by broadband and postpaid mobile services. LLA ended June with 6,759,800 mobile subscribers and 3,883,500 fixed revenue-generating units (RGUs).

Honduras · Mobile · Regulation · Spectrum30/07/2026

Honduras deploys AWS spectrum strategy: Technical details of 4G and 5G auction

Regulator Conatel presented the terms for the auction of three nationwide 20 MHz blocks using FDD mode in the 1.7/2.1 GHz band. Each block will cost US$8 million.

Globales · Operators29/07/2026

Telefónica: Transform & Grow plan strengthens financial position and enables operational leap in the second quarter

The Spain-based operator with businesses in Brazil, Germany and the United Kingdom reported revenue of €8.265 billion between April and June 2026, with growth in its B2B and retail businesses. EBITDA increased 2.7% at constant prices, while the margin stood at 35.5%. Accesses reached 299.8 million, up 5.3% year over year, with a focus on FTTH.

América Latina · Operators22/07/2026

América Móvil increased profit by 9.2% in the second quarter

The increase was the result of higher revenue (+3.1%) and EBITDA growth of 3.8%. Exchange rate stability and the expansion of its subscriber base contributed to the performance. At the end of June, the company had accumulated 414.5 million access lines across all types of services.

Panamá · Regulation · Operators02/07/2026

Panama bets on a third mobile operator

ASEP has begun the process to auction 40 MHz of mid-band spectrum. Analysts are divided: some argue that the entry of a third operator will improve competition and reduce prices, while others say it could jeopardize the economic and financial stability of telecommunications service providers.

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