Cogeco Takes $1.2 Billion Hit as Breezeline Loses Ground
The writedown wipes out nearly what Cogeco paid for its U.S. broadband business just four years ago.
The writedown wipes out nearly what Cogeco paid for its U.S. broadband business just four years ago.
June 2, 2026 – A Montreal-based cable operator wrote down $1.2 billion from its U.S. broadband unit Monday, as fiber and fixed wireless rivals continue to erode the customer base.
Cogeco Communications said the writedown, $1.7 billion in Canadian dollars, covers the goodwill and intangible assets tied to Breezeline, its U.S. internet service provider operating across 13 states.
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