Charter to buy Liberty Broadband in all-stock transaction
Charter Communications Inc. agreed to buy Liberty Broadband Corp. in an all-stock transaction. Under terms of the deal announced Wednesday, Liberty investors will receive 0.236 of a share of Charter common stock per share of Liberty, with cash to be issued instead of fractional shares.
Charter To Acquire Liberty Broadband
Liberty Broadband is the largest shareholder in Charter, the largest U.S. pay TV provider, which does business under the Spectrum brand. Its major assets include about 45.6 million shares in Charter as well as Alaskan telecommunications company GCI, which will be spun off when the acquisition of Liberty Broadband is complete.
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