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    QWEST CORP (CTBB)

    Q1 2025 Earnings Summary

    Reported on Jan 1, 1970
    Pre-Earnings PriceN/ADate unavailable
    Post-Earnings PriceN/ADate unavailable
    Price ChangeN/A
    MetricYoY ChangeReason

    Total Revenue

    ~12% decline (from $1.392B to $1.222B)

    The overall revenue dropped by 12% YoY, reflecting declines in key segments such as Other Broadband and Affiliate Services. The previous period’s higher revenue levels in these segments, before facing reduced customer demand and service mix shifts, contributed to the current lower numbers vs..

    Other Broadband

    ~19% decline (from $252M to $205M)

    A 19% YoY decline in Other Broadband was driven mainly by a reduced number of mass market customers for lower-speed broadband services. This decrease continues the trend observed in earlier periods, indicating a shift away from legacy broadband usage vs..

    Affiliate Services

    ~12% decline (from $546M to $482M)

    Affiliate Services revenue fell by approximately 12% YoY, mainly due to a $96M decrease in direct legacy telecommunication services provided to affiliates. Although there was a $40M increase in fiber broadband and Ethernet services compared to prior periods, this was insufficient to counterbalance the significant revenue drop in legacy services vs..

    Operating Income

    ~22% decline (from $495M to $388M)

    Operating Income shrank by 22% YoY, mainly as a consequence of the sharp revenue declines in key segments along with increased cost pressures compared to the previous period. This reflects challenges in maintaining operating efficiencies amidst shifting business dynamics vs..

    Net Income

    ~20% decline (from $353M to $284M)

    Net Income declined by 20% YoY, mirroring the drop in revenues and the squeeze on margins observed in Operating Income. The reduction is partly explained by the changes in service mixes and higher operating costs that were present in the current period relative to the previous period vs..

    Cash and Cash Equivalents

    ~186% increase (from $14M to $40M)

    Cash and Cash Equivalents surged by nearly 186% YoY, indicating improved liquidity management. This marked improvement likely results from proactive financial measures taken after a period of relatively lower liquidity in the previous quarter vs..