• Liberty Latin America posted Q1 revenue of USD 1.08 billion, flat year over year, while operating income rose 13% to USD 145 million.
• Adjusted OIBDA edged down 1% to USD 405 million, while adjusted free cash flow improved to negative USD 64 million from negative USD 133 million a year earlier.
• Total customers slipped to 1,831,600, while organic postpaid additions totaled 50,200 and fixed RGUs rose to 3,848,500 on 11,900 organic additions.
• Management said Q1 metrics came in ahead of internal expectations despite Hurricane Melissa and B2B project timing headwinds, adding it expects year-over-year pressures to ease through 2026 on revenue growth and cost reductions.
• Company plans to distribute USD 500 million of new preferred stock with a 9% dividend rate before end of Q2, targeting about USD 45 million in annual cash dividends.

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