International cableco Liberty Global is selling its stake in Japanese operator Jupiter for $4 billion, a transaction that will help it focus on consolidation of the European cable-TV industry. Liberty Global will sell its 37.8 per cent stake to KDDI Corp, the second-largest telco in Japan.

In November Liberty Global bought German cable and broadband business Unitymedia for $2.96 billion from its private equity owners.

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