Analysts expect Charter Communications to report Q2 2026 revenue of $13.52 billion and EPS of $10.17, while the stock trades around $130.00, well below the average analyst price target of $251.53.
The central focus for investors this quarter is the stability of Charter's broadband subscriber base in the face of intensifying competition from fiber-to-the-home and fixed wireless access providers.
This report follows a volatile first quarter where the company lost 120,000 broadband customers and missed EPS estimates, leading to a sharp decline in share price.
Investors are looking for signs that the "converged" mobile-plus-broadband strategy and network upgrades to DOCSIS 4.0 are starting to stem customer churn and protect long-term cash flows.