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.

Liberty Latin America (LLA) reported revenue of US$1.118 billion for the second quarter of 2024, nearly the same as the US$1.12 billion reported a year earlier.

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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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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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A total of 84 operators now offer network slicing. Services based on differentiated connectivity have moved beyond the early adoption phase and into widespread commercialization.

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That is according to a report by analyst firm MTN Consulting, which estimated EBIT margins at 15.7% in the fourth quarter of 2025.

CNT Ecuador turns profitable, accelerates growth in 5G and fiber

Ronald Spina is General Manager of the National Telecommunications Corporation (Corporación Nacional de Telecomunicaciones, CNT). He said the state-owned Ecuadorian operator’s turnaround was achieved while improving its EBITDA margin and accelerating the rollout of FTTH and 5G.

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