LUMN beats Q4 earnings estimates as AI-driven fiber demand fuels $13B in PCF deals, while quarterly revenues decline year over year.
Lumen Technologies is executing a major turnaround, divesting legacy assets and targeting AI-driven growth. The recent fiber sale to AT&T provided critical capital for debt reduction, helping to significantly lower interest expenses. LUMN trades at 0.80 times expected sales, reflecting a sizable discounted valuation vs. industry giants AT&T and Verizon.
The headline numbers for Lumen (LUMN) give insight into how the company performed in the quarter ended December 2025, but it may be worthwhile to compare some of its key metrics to Wall Street estimates and the year-ago actuals.
| Diversified Telecommunication Services Industry | Communication Services Sector | Kathleen E. Johnson CEO | XDUS Exchange | US5502411037 ISIN |
| US Country | 24,000 Employees | 9 Sep 2022 Last Dividend | 1 Apr 1999 Last Split | 15 Dec 1972 IPO Date |
Lumen Technologies, Inc., originally known as CenturyLink, Inc., rebranded in September 2020, signifying its evolution into a facilities-based technology and communications company. With a foundation year of 1968 and headquartered in Monroe, Louisiana, Lumen Technologies extends a vast suite of integrated products and services tailored for both business and residential customers across the United States and globally. The organization is structured into two primary segments: Business and Mass Markets, encompassing an array of offerings from high-speed broadband to complex managed solutions, all delivered under the Lumen, Quantum Fiber, and CenturyLink brands.