Charter reported solid topline stability for QQ2 2025 with revenue of $13.766 billion, up 0.59% year-over-year and 0.23% quarter-over-quarter, underscoring a resilient demand base in a competitive U.S. broadband and video market. Gross profit rose 15.7% YoY to approximately $6.392 billion, driven by favorable product mix and continued cost discipline, while gross margin held near 46.4%. Operating income stood at $3.36 billion, delivering an operating margin of about 24.4%. Net income reached $1.301 billion with EPS of $9.41, up roughly 5.7% YoY and 6.9% QoQ, supported by a relatively stable interest expense and tax rate. However, Charter continues to operate with a very high leverage profile: total debt around $96.28 billion and net debt near $95.68 billion, yielding an equity multiplier above 9x and a debt-to-capitalization of approximately 0.856. EBITDA of $5.348 billion and cash flow contributions point to meaningful cash generation, yet cash from operations, capex, and resulting free cash flow ($0.726 billion) reflect substantial funding needs to sustain large-scale broadband and video infrastructure. Management commentary (where available) did not reveal explicit QQ2 2025 forward guidance in the provided data; in this context, the quarter reinforces Charter’s ability to generate steady EBITDA and cash flow while maintaining capex intensity to support long-term network advantages. Investors should weigh the reliability of cash generation against elevated leverage, refinancing risk, and ongoing capital expenditure requirements in a competitive, regulatory-influenced landscape.