Bardin Hill Management Partners LP sold its entire Frontier Communications Parent position, totaling 348,850 shares for $12,698,140. The firm disclosed zero shares held as of September 30, 2025, in an SEC filing on November 12, 2025. Top holdings post-sale included NEXT, GSM, CCO, LTM, and INDV.

Frontier Communications Parent offers data, Internet, voice, video, and communication services across 25 U.S. states, focusing on subscription-based revenue from various clients. Leveraging a vast fiber and broadband network, it serves a diverse customer base nationwide.

Bardin Hill’s sale of Frontier Communications shares is significant given its concentrated portfolio. Holding mainly industrial stocks, it invested 78% of assets in NextDecade. Despite holding only 7.48% in Frontier, it was a short-term position, increasing modestly in Q2 before selling entirely in the previous quarter.

Frontier Communications faced challenges with slow growth despite adding customers. With a $12 billion debt load against a $9.5 billion market cap, its long-term growth prospects seem uncertain. Bardin Hill’s exit reasons remain unknown, but the company’s financial outlook raises concerns about market-beating potential.

The Motley Fool article highlights Bardin Hill’s sale of Frontier Communications stock worth $12.7 million. The firm’s decision to exit its position underscores potential concerns about Frontier’s future growth and financial stability. The article provides insights on Bardin Hill’s investment strategy and portfolio diversification.

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