Liberty Broadband Corporation reported a sale of Charter Communications, Inc. Class A common stock back to Charter on July 14, 2026. The transaction covered 129,907 shares of Charter Class A common stock at a price of $135.88 per share, for an aggregate value of approximately $17.65 million. The filing describes the transaction as a sale to the issuer, meaning Charter itself purchased the shares from Liberty Broadband rather than the shares being sold in the open market. The disposition was reported as exempt under Rule 16b-3 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, a rule that can exempt certain transactions between an issuer and insiders or affiliated parties from short-swing profit recovery provisions when properly approved. The sale was made pursuant to a series of agreements governing the relationship among Charter, Liberty Broadband and other parties, including Advance/Newhouse Partnership. Those agreements include the Second Amended and Restated Stockholders Agreement dated May 23, 2015, a February 23, 2021 letter agreement between Charter and Liberty Broadband, a November 12, 2024 amendment to those arrangements, and a March 5, 2026 letter agreement among Charter, Liberty Broadband and Advance/Newhouse Partnership. The securities involved were Charter Class A common stock. The filing text does not report any stock options, restricted stock units, vesting schedule, or derivative securities tied to this transaction, and it does not specify Liberty Broadband’s beneficial ownership after the sale. The report was signed on behalf of Liberty Broadband Corporation by Brittany A. Uthoff, Vice President. The transaction is notable because Liberty Broadband has historically been a significant Charter shareholder, and issuer repurchases from large holders can affect Charter’s share count, ownership structure and the relative holdings of remaining investors. Because the sale was made directly to Charter under existing stockholder agreements and Rule 16b-3, it appears to be a negotiated or agreement-based disposition rather than a routine market sale.