América Móvil SEC filings document a Mexican foreign private issuer with American depositary shares representing Series B shares. Its Form 6-K reports and Form 20-F annual disclosures cover telecommunications operations, wireless subscribers, fixed revenue generating units, broadband, pay television, corporate networks, service revenue, capital expenditures and financial results across Latin America and Europe.
The filing record also documents shareholder resolutions, dividends, share-repurchase authorizations, board ratifications and other governance matters. Capital-structure disclosures include senior notes, indentures, pricing agreements, underwriting materials, registration-statement exhibits and related legal opinions, while material-event filings address agreements and other corporate actions reported under foreign-issuer rules.
América Móvil reported a solid fourth quarter of 2025, with revenue of 244.9 billion Mexican pesos, up 3.4% year-on-year (service revenue 200.9 billion, up 2.3%). EBITDA rose 4.2% to 94.9 billion pesos, lifting the EBITDA margin slightly to 38.8%.
Net income surged to 19.1 billion pesos from 4.1 billion a year earlier, equal to 0.32 pesos per share and US$0.35 per ADR. For 2025, free cash flow reached 81.9 billion pesos, up 39.4%, helping reduce net debt to 447.5 billion pesos and a net debt-to-EBITDAaL ratio of 1.52x. The company ended December with 331 million wireless subscribers and 79 million fixed-line RGUs.
América Móvil reports that it has signed a termination agreement with Empresa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (ENTEL) ending their earlier non-binding arrangement. That prior understanding, entered into on July 18, contemplated a possible joint offer to acquire certain assets and businesses related to Telefónica’s Chilean operation as part of a sale process initiated by Telefónica.
With the joint approach now discontinued, América Móvil states that it will explore potential participation in the Telefónica Chile sale process on an individual basis. The notice emphasizes that any expectations about future actions or outcomes are forward-looking and subject to various risks and uncertainties.
América Móvil, S.A.B. de C.V. (AMX) filed a Form 6-K to furnish documents related to a new debt financing. The report includes a pricing agreement with a syndicate of international and Mexican underwriters led by BofA Securities, Goldman Sachs, Santander US Capital Markets and Scotia Capital.
The filing also provides supplemental indentures and global note specimens for 10.300% Senior Notes due 2034 and 10.125% Senior Notes due 2029, along with supporting legal opinions and consents from Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP and Bufete Robles Miaja, S.C. This update formalizes the legal and contractual framework for these senior notes under América Móvil’s existing debt program.
América Móvil reported preliminary unaudited results for the nine months ended September 30, 2025. Operating revenues reached Ps. 698,741 million (up 10.5% year over year), including service revenues of Ps. 599,980 million (up 10.7%). At constant exchange rates, total revenues rose 6.2%, or 3.7% excluding the consolidation of Claro Chile, SpA.
Operating income was Ps. 142,275 million (up 6.4%), with an operating margin of 20.4% versus 21.1% a year ago as operating costs grew faster than revenues. A net foreign exchange gain of Ps. 16.1 billion—versus a loss in 2024—helped lift net profit to Ps. 67.7 billion (up 207.4%). The effective tax rate was 37.5%.
As of September 30, 2025, the company had 328.8 million wireless subscriptions and 78.9 million fixed RGUs. Management notes non‑IFRS views excluding Claro Chile to clarify the impact of its consolidation.
América Móvil reported stronger 3Q25 results, led by steady service growth and lower financing costs. Revenue reached Mex$232.9 billion (up 4.2% in pesos; 6.2% at constant FX) and service revenue rose at the same 6.2% constant-rate pace. EBITDA was Mex$93.8 billion (up 4.9%), holding a 40.3% margin.
Net income jumped to Mex$22.7 billion (EPS Mex$0.38; ADR US$0.40) as comprehensive financing costs fell by more than half. For the first nine months, operating cash flow totaled Mex$137.9 billion and free cash flow was Mex$53.0 billion, up 47% year over year, after Mex$84.9 billion of capex. Net debt ended at Mex$454 billion, or 1.55x Net Debt/LTM EBITDAaL.
The company placed a €650 million, 5‑year bond at a 3% coupon to refinance euro commercial paper. Commercially, it added 3.1 million postpaid subscribers and 526 thousand broadband accesses in the quarter, ending with 407.6 million total accesses, including 140 million postpaid and 79 million fixed-line RGUs.
América Móvil filed a Form 6-K describing a non-binding agreement with Entel to explore a potential joint offer to acquire Telefónica’s Chilean assets. Either party may still decide not to proceed, or to bid alone or together.
Any offer and transaction would require corporate approvals and compliance with sector and competition rules, including prior authorization from Chile’s National Economic Prosecutor’s Office. The companies say their interest is based on potential benefits for customers and Chilean consumers by strengthening telecom competition, investment in high-speed networks and more efficient use of assets.
América Móvil presents preliminary unaudited condensed consolidated information for the six months ended June 30, 2025 and 2024. The company reports 325.7 million wireless subscriptions and 78.5 million fixed RGUs, and identifies RGUs as a key performance indicator to measure per-service performance. Operations span 23 countries with principal segments including Mexico Wireless, Mexico Fixed, Brazil, Colombia, multiple Southern Cone and Andean markets, Central America, the Caribbean and Europe. Financial amounts are presented in pesos and U.S. dollars for convenience using the June 27, 2025 exchange rate of Ps.18.8928 per U.S.$1.00. The filing also contains standard forward-looking statement language describing risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ from projections.