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Charter Q2 Beat Signals Near-Term Upside; churn remains key

Jul 27, 2026, 11:44 AM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Earnings beat on revenue and EPS combined with a reaffirmed capex plan and a positive analyst response tends to support a short-term rerating in CHTR, as investors price in improved profitability despite churn headwinds.

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Charter Communications posted upbeat Q2 2026 results, with revenue and adjusted EPS beating estimates. Although internet customer losses persisted, video churn improved thanks to pricing simplification and streaming additions. The company reiterated a 2026 capex target of about $11.4 billion, and shares rose about 2.6% as analysts refreshed price targets, signaling near-term upside contingent on churn stabilization.

Revenue $13.53B; adj EPS $10.66, topping consensus.
Internet customers fell 172k; video losses narrowed to 21k.
Capex guidance held at $11.4B for 2026, down from 2025.
Stock up 2.6% to $126.56 as targets were updated by analysts.

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