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Frontier Communications Parent, Inc.38.19
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Dec 16, 4:00:01 PM EST
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9.56BP/E (TTM)
-Basic EPS (TTM)
-1.53Dividend Yield
0%Recent Filings
8-K
Verizon closes Frontier merger
Verizon completed its $38.50-per-share acquisition of Frontier on January 20, 2026, turning it into a wholly owned subsidiary. Frontier terminated its Credit Agreement and Warehouse Credit Agreement, repaying $1,021M and $1,096M respectively with no penalties. Trading halted; Nasdaq delisting effective January 30. Executives resigned for Good Reason.
8-K
Fully draws $150M note, accelerates exec pay
Frontier fully drew the remaining $150 million under its $200 million Convertible Note from Verizon on December 19, 2025, maxing out the facility ahead of schedule via waived draw periods. Executives Nick Jeffery, Scott Beasley, and Veronica Bloodworth received accelerated 2025 bonuses and equity vesting totaling $5.7 million cash and 436,760 shares to dodge merger-related tax hits. Secured $750 million incremental term loan commitment from Barclays. Note converts to stock at $38.50/share if merger ends.
8-K
Frontier Q3 fiber surge
Frontier Communications crushed Q3 2025 with fiber broadband revenue surging 25% year-over-year to $521 million, fueled by a record 133,000 net adds and 5% ARPU growth to $68.59. Total revenue hit $1.55 billion, up 4.1%, while Adjusted EBITDA climbed 16% to $637 million amid fiber expansion to 8.8 million passings. Fiber-first momentum shines. The pending Verizon acquisition, eyed for Q1 2026 close, awaits regulatory nods but risks delays.
10-Q
Q3 FY2025 results
Frontier Communications posted solid Q3 revenue growth of 4% year-over-year to $1.55B, fueled by 12% surge in data and internet services from fiber expansions, while voice and video dipped 10% and 24%. Operating income climbed 36% to $117M despite 15% higher depreciation from network investments, but net loss narrowed slightly to $76M amid $198M interest costs. Cash from operations hit $1.5B year-to-date, funding $2.4B capex; free cash flow stood negative at $921M after heavy fiber builds. Liquidity remains robust at $1.87B with $715M revolver availability, though pending Verizon merger adds integration uncertainties. Fiber customers grew 20% to 2.6M, yet copper declines persist. Competition from wireless and cable providers pressures market share.
8-K
Record fiber growth boosts results
Frontier Communications crushed Q2 2025 with a record 126,000 fiber broadband customer additions, pushing 20.0% year-over-year growth and boosting ARPU 4.9% to $68.54. Revenue climbed 4.0% to $1.54 billion, while Adjusted EBITDA surged 8.4% to $607 million, fueled by fiber gains that offset copper declines. Fiber wins big. Yet the pending Verizon acquisition, eyed for Q1 2026 close, halts forward guidance amid regulatory hurdles.
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