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P/E about 18% above the sector median, which usually reflects faster growth expectations.
Megacable Holdings, S. A. B. de C. V. specializes in the establishment, operation, and upkeep of systems for distributing cable television, internet, and telephone signals. Its business operations are structured into segments: Cable, Internet, Telephony, Business, and Other. The company manages cable television networks across numerous Mexican states, supplying high-speed internet and digital landline phone services to both residential and commercial clients. Beyond core telecommunications, Megacable also produces and transmits television programming, offers distribution services via multiple points and channels, and provides virtual private network (VPN) as well as other network solutions. The firm boasts a significant subscriber base, reporting 3,412,627 for video services, 3,510,324 for internet access, and 2,626,798 for telephony services. Additionally, its activities include leasing essential equipment and infrastructure for its communication services, furnishing technical, sales, and administrative personnel support, delivering diverse connectivity solutions, and overseeing the 'Video rola' channel. Founded in 1978, Megacable Holdings maintains its headquarters in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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