CHTR reports 1.0% revenue decline to $13.6 billion as net income hits $1.2 billion
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Updated · TradingView · Apr 24
CHTR reports 1.0% revenue decline to $13.6 billion as net income hits $1.2 billion
9 articles · Updated · TradingView · Apr 24
Adjusted EBITDA dropped 2.2%, while capital expenditures increased and share repurchases reached $963 million in the latest quarter.
Mobile subscriber growth partially offset losses in Internet and video customers, reflecting shifting consumer preferences within CHTR’s service portfolio.
The company’s financial performance highlights ongoing challenges in traditional segments, with mobile services emerging as a key growth area amid broader industry trends.
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