Chartr Cmunictns SEC Filings

Charter Communications filed an 8-K reporting the execution of a Twenty-Sixth Supplemental Indenture and the forms for two new series of senior secured notes. The filing references a 5.850% Senior Secured Note due 2035 and a 6.700% Senior Secured Note due 2055, and includes a press release dated September 2, 2025, announcing the closing of the sale of those notes.

The submission also references the original indenture from July 23, 2015, a legal opinion and consent from Kirkland & Ellis LLP, and the Inline XBRL cover page. The exhibits listed are the supplemental indenture, note forms, legal opinion/consent, and the press release; one exhibit is incorporated by reference rather than filed.

Liberty Broadband Corporation, a director and >10% owner of Charter Communications, reported a sale of Class A common stock on 08/13/2025. The Form 4 shows a disposition of 262,840 shares at a reported price of $380.46 per share; the shares were sold to the issuer in an exempt transaction pursuant to Rule 16b-3 and related stockholder and letter agreements.

After the reported transaction, the reporting person beneficially owned 43,136,852 shares, with indirect holdings described as held through wholly-owned subsidiaries. The filing is administrative and documents a routine, contractually governed sale rather than new derivative activity or additional securities transactions.

Charter Communications (CHTR) – Form 4 filing dated 08/07/2025. Director Michael A. Newhouse, reporting through Advance/Newhouse Partnership, disposed of 162,694 Class B Common Units of Charter Communications Holdings, LLC on 08/06/2025. The units were sold back to the issuer in an exempt Rule 16b-3 transaction at the Average Public Per-Share Repurchase Price of $378.50, implying proceeds of roughly $61.6 million. Each Class B unit is exchangeable, at the company’s option, for one share of CHTR Class A common stock or cash based on a two-day VWAP and carries no expiration date.

Following the sale, Newhouse continues to hold 15,511,283 Class B units indirectly, leaving more than 99 % of his derivative stake intact. No open-market sales of Class A shares were reported, and no changes were disclosed for any directly held non-derivative securities. The filing therefore indicates a limited liquidity event for the insider while simultaneously advancing the company’s repurchase program.

Form 4 highlights: On 08/06/2025 Advance/Newhouse Partnership and affiliated Newhouse entities—collectively a >10 % owner and board representatives of Charter Communications (CHTR)—sold 162,694 Class B Common Units of Charter Communications Holdings to the issuer at $378.50 per unit (≈ $61.6 million). The transaction was executed under Rule 16b-3 and counts as part of Charter’s authorized share-repurchase framework.

The Class B units are exchangeable, at Charter’s option, into either one share of Class A common stock or the cash equivalent, so the sale immediately reduces the potential fully diluted share count. Following the disposition, the reporting group still beneficially owns 15,511,283 Class B units, implying only a ~1 % reduction in its position and confirming continued strategic control.

Form 4 alerts: Charter Communications director Balan Nair purchased 360 Class A shares on 07/31/2025 at $274.21 each, investing roughly $98.7 k. Post-transaction direct ownership rose to 9,622 shares. No derivative activity was reported. Insider open-market buying can signal management confidence and is usually viewed favorably by investors, although the dollar amount is modest relative to Charter’s market capitalization.