Consolidated Communications (CNSL) 8-K Results of Operations and Financial Condition

Exhibit 99.2

Presentation title Month, XX, 2021 Q3 2022 Nov. 1, 2022 EARNINGS Exhibit 99.2

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Consolidated Communications Overview Fidium fiber markets o perating states Key Operational & Financial Metrics 2.8M t otal p assings 950K Total fiber Gig+ capable passings Data as of 9/30/22; * Trailing 12 months including discontinued operations 116K Fiber Gig+ capable broadband connections 57,500 fiber route miles $1.2B Revenue* $438M Adjusted EBITDA* Fidium is Consolidated’s consumer fiber broadband service offering symmetrical multi - gig speeds. Transforming from a copper - based telco into a leading fiber provider

Leverage Strong Fiber Market Dynamics Superior Product • Faster symmetrical speeds not available from cable or fixed wireless • Speed of light provides lowest latency • High customer satisfaction; industry leading - NPS scores Growing Data Demand • Avg. # of connected devices in a home is expected to increase by more than 60% (1) • Over the Top (OTT) viewing hours on connected TV devices increased 59% (2) • Product is critical to connecting consumers and small businesses; recession proof Future Proof Technology • FttP network 10G today and scalable to 50G in future • Core network built up to 100G and upgradable to 400G • Decades worth of runway with fiber technology Proven, Valuable Assets • Significant opportunity for Consolidated to build value and obtain multiple accretion as it grows its fiber business • Fiber infrastructure provides strong free cash flow generation opportunities in the future (1) Verizon news, American bandwidth: What data - usage trends can teach us about the future, 10/6/22 (2) Statista, Total number of over - the - top viewing hours in the U.S., May 2022​

Consolidated is Positioned to Win with Fiber Incumbent Position Provides Advantages • Fiber rich carrier - class network • Owned or leased local and long - haul fiber network • Existing conduit capacity and pole access where we have aerial fiber; a erial fiber access to 80% of Northern New England • Experienced teams, contractor resources and strong build partners Favorable Competitive Footprint • Majority of markets have just one wireline/cable competitor • Limited fixed wireless competition due to geography • Strong competitive position in smaller, rural markets Customer Validation for Product • Industry l eading Net Promoter Score (NPS: 50+) • Penetration on year - one cohort on target • >70% of new fiber adds taking 1G+ product Well Positioned for Broadband Stimulus Funding • Actively pursuing government programs and public private partnerships to further support fiber expansion across core regions • ~$170M of funding opportunities identified

Q3’22 Highlights

Q3 2022 Y/Y % change Revenue $ 296.6 ( 6.9%) Strategic Revenue Consumer Fiber Broadband $21.6 39.8% Commercial Data $ 56.8 (1.3%) Carrier Data & Transport $ 33.9 1.0% Adj. EBITDA $97.2 (23.7%) Adj. EBITDA margin 32.8% (7.2%) Committed capex $139.9 (3.0%) Q3 2022 Highlights Highlights & Key Milestones • Added record 12,143 total fiber subscribers and achieved 3x subscriber growth from a year ago • Achieved total consumer net positive broadband adds for second consecutive quarter • Consumer fiber broadband revenue grew ~40% • Announced over $600 million in aggregate divestitures of non - core assets YTD (1) • Revenue and EBITDA declines includes loss of CAF II funding effective Jan. 1, 2022 • Wireless cash distributions were $5.6 million less in Q3 than the prior year $ in millions Metrics Q3 2022 Y/Y % change Fiber Gig+ capable passings 947,974 91.8% Fiber Gig+ capable connections 115,598 41.8% (1) See “Asset Divestitures” for details on asset divestiture announcements.​

Consolidated’s Fiber Build Plan Projected Fiber Passings, % of total passings 2023 - 2025 Build Plan • Upgraded 116,195 locations to fiber in Q3, bringing total fiber passings to ~948,000 total locations or 34% of Company’s service area • On track to build >400,000 fiber passings in 2022 • Fiber mix on target for 37 % of total passings at end of 2022, up nearly 4x since 2020 • Plan to build ~1 million fiber passings from 2023 - 2025 • ~2 million total fiber passings or > 70 % in 2025 Consolidated has 2.8M total passings (1.7M passings in Northern New England). Full build plan from 2021 to 2025 includes ~ 1.6M total fiber upgrades, of which ~1M upgrades are planned in Northern New England. Remaining upgrades are in TX, CA, MN, IL, PA. >7x increase in fiber passings Fiber passings Fiber passings to be built 10% 22% 37% >70% 275K 606K 1M ~2M -10% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 2020 2021 2022E 2025E ‘23 - ’25 1M build

Cohort Penetration 14% 1 year 24% 2 year 33% 3 year See appendix for Fiber Gig+ capable penetration. Cohort Penetration Targets Fiber Penetration Rates Terminal penetration targeted in the 40% range over a 5 - year horizon 20.7% 15.9% Base Fiber (Pre-2021) Cumulative 2021 cohort @ 1-Year Mark +160 basis points since launching fiber expansion (Q420) Above target penetration of 14% based on RFS 1 1 Cohort ready for sale (RFS) excludes multi - dwelling units (MDU’s) and multi - tenant units (MTU’s) (>10 units), which is approx.15% - 18% of total fiber passings .. Fiber penetrations by cohort represents all fiber connections (consumer and business ) as a percentage of RFS in the cumulative fiber build cohort at the 1 - year mark. These estimates are based upon the information available at this time and are subject to updates as additional information becomes available.

Fiber Growth Momentum, ARPU Opportunity Consumer Fiber Net Adds, Fiber Broadband Revenue Growth $53.87 $65.61 Copper ARPU Fiber ARPU Fiber ARPU > Copper ARPU +22% 4.0K 4.6K 7.7K 9.6K 12.1K $15.4M $16.2M $17.2M $19.2M $21.6M 2.7% 4.7% 6.7% 11.5% 12.2% -30.0% -25.0% -20.0% -15.0% -10.0% -5.0% 0.0% 5.0% 10.0% - 5.0K 10.0K 15.0K 20.0K 25.0K Q3 2021 Q4 2021 Q1 2022 Q2 2022 Q3 2022 Fiber Net Adds Fiber Revenue Sequential Consumer Fiber revenue growth Consumer Broadband ARPU Drivers 21% 27% 30% 44% % Broadband Connections on Fiber % Fiber Connections Mix - Gig+ Fiber Q321 Q322 > 70% of new subscribers taking Gig+ option

Commercial and Carrier Revenue $ in millions Commercial Data Services Revenue Carrier Data & Transport Revenue • 90% of new sales on network • Large customer churn in Q3 impacted revenue • Leveraging FttP investments for future growth in SMB and enterprise customer solutions • Growing strategic revenues (SD - WAN , Cloud Secure, ProConnect UC) by 13% in Q3 Y/Y 15,715 Lit Buildings +7.5% Y/Y 57,498 Fiber route miles + 14.1% Y/Y • Transitioning TDM services to wave/IP/10G services • Leveraging 400G core network upgrades to provide 10G backhaul to towers • Carrier Data - Transport revenue aided by $ 3.1M fiber project sale in Q2 - 22 • Full year ‘22 impact of wireless carrier renegotiations $6M - $7M est. (previous est. $10M - $12M) Commercial Sales Carrier Sales (1.3%) Y/Y 1.0% growth Y/Y $57.5 $57.4 $57.9 $57.1 $56.8 Q3-21 Q4-21 Q1-22 Q2-22 Q3-22 $33.6 $32.7 $33.5 $36.3 $33.9 Q3-21 Q4-21 Q1-22 Q2-22 Q3-22

Asset Divestitures Closed on Sale of Investments in Wireless Partnerships On Sept. 13, 2022, Clio Parent LLC, a subsidiary of the Company, closed on the sale of the entirety of its limited partnershi p i nterests in five wireless investments to Cellco Partnership, d/b/a Verizon Wireless, for an aggregate purchase price of $ 490M. Tax Impact o Federal taxable gain fully shielded by NOLs o State cash tax impact estimated at $ 10M - $13M Sale of Certain Tower Assets In Q3 - 22, the Company divested of certain non - core communication towers for cash proceeds of $19.4M. Pending Kansas City Asset Sale On Mar. 3, 2022, Consolidated announced an agreement to sell substantially all of its Kansas City assets. The Company current ly expects cash proceeds of approximately $ 90M for the sale, subject to certain purchase price adjustments, closing conditions and customary regulatory approvals. The transaction is expected to close by year - end 2022. Ohio Asset Sale On Jan. 31, 2022, Consolidated closed on the sale of substantially all of its Ohio assets, for total cash proceeds of $ 26M.

Capital Structure; Enhanced Liquidity & Flexibility Pro Forma Liquidity 1 $M, as of 9/30/22 Current Maturity Profile $M, as of 9/30/22 $776M pro forma liquidity, includes: • $462M cash on hand • $ 224M revolver availability (undrawn) 2 3.82x net debt leverage 6.2% weighted avg. cost of debt $462M cash on hand, $224M revolver availability ( undrawn) No maturities due until 2027 ~ 77 % of outstanding debt is fixed rate $1,000 $750 $400 $250 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 Term Loan 4.25% Senior Notes 6.50% Senior Notes 5.00% Revolver 1) Pro forma liquidity and cash on hand are calculated as of 9/30/22 and includes estimated future proceeds of ~$ 90M for Kansas City asset sale announced 3/2/22. This sale is expected to close by the end of 2022. 2) $250M revolver is undrawn; Availability reduced by $26M of outstanding letters of credit

2022 Outlook 2022 updated outlook provided on Aug. 2, 2022 with Q2 earnings .. Company reaffirmed 2022 outlook with Q3 earnings on Nov. 1, 2022. For definitions of non - GAAP measures, see Consolidated’s Second Quarter Earnings available on its Investor Relations website. 2022 Guidance Range Adjusted EBITDA $400 million to $410 million Capex $565 million to $585 million Cash interest expense $125 million to $129 million Cash taxes $12 million to $17 million

Consolidated’s Fiber Transformation 2021 2022 2024 Capital Allocation Plan announced; elimination of dividend May Sept/Oct Strategic Searchlight Capital Partners (SCP) $350M investment closed -- debt refinancing Nov brand launch Dec Closed on $75M SCP investment Jan Net Promoter Score implemented Fidium expansion & 2 Gig launch Completed 330,000 fiber upgrades Plan to upgrade 400,000 fiber passings -- 1M total fiber passings Dec Jun 2025 Plan to achieve 70 %+ fiber passings, ~ 2M total fiber passings 2019 2020 2023 Closed on OH divestiture Jan Dec Return to Growth Build Engine Capital Allocation Plan Announced KS asset sale Mar Value Creation Customer Acquisition Ramp Closed on sale of wireless partnerships for $490M Sept Achieved broadband net positive adds Plan to upgrade aggregate of 1M passings 2023 - 2025

Strategic Priorities Enabling Future Growth and Shareholder Value Consumer Fiber Expansion • Plan to build fiber to 1.6 million locations by 2025; enable Gig+ speeds to over 70% of footprint • Launch Fidium Fiber in all fiber markets; accelerate broadband growth and simplified go - to - market strategy Broadband revenue growth with positive net adds Long - Term Value Creation Commercial - Carrier Data Transport Growth • Leverage fiber assets to increase lit buildings; grow customer relationships • Expand business opportunities; deliver improved customer experience and product simplification Enhanced Customer Experience • Deliver simplified, improved customer experience across all channels • Invest in digital transformation initiatives to automate and simplify customer experience Disciplined Capital Allocation • Accelerated investments in fiber growth opportunities • Strategic review of assets and market portfolio Data - Transport revenue growth Leading NPS scores, low churn, retention Return to revenue growth

Committed to Sustainability and ESG Priorities Social Governance • Heightened focus on environmental and sustainability initiatives • Building more energy - efficient fiber networks while decommissioning copper networks • Implemented energy conservation and efficiency initiatives though programs to modernize operations including: LED lighting, green fleet purchases and recycling programs • Secured new c ommunity solar agreements supporting local renewable energy efforts • Committed to highest standards of legal and ethical business conduct through Code of Business Conduct for directors, officers, employees, customers and vendors • 7 of 8 board members are independent (3) • Board gender diversity : 25% women • Healthy board refreshment : 3 of 8 board members have tenure of under 5 years • People: Ranked top quartile of large employers (1) • Safety : Active participation in safety programs by all employees, received Silver Stevie award for COVID - 19 response (2) • Community: Building better broadband for hundreds of rural communities; $1.4M invested in community partners; 4,000 employee volunteer hours reported • Diversity - Equity - Inclusion: formed the Consolidated DEI Council focused on advancing initiatives across the organization including training, education and resources (1) Gallagher’s 2021 Benefits Strategy and Benchmarking Survey (Participants) (2) Consolidated was awarded a Silver Stevie ® Award for its COVID - 19 response .. (3) per Rule 5605(a)(2) of NASDAQ’s Marketplace Rules. Additional information can be obtained at https://www.consolidated.com/about - us/esg Committed to preserving and sustaining the natural environment Making a difference for employees and the communities we serve Guided by responsible governance practices Environmental

Appendix

Revenue Trends by Category ($ in thousands, unaudited) Three Months Ended Q3 2022 Q2 2022 Q1 2022 Q4 2021 Q3 2021 Consumer: Broadband (Data and VoIP) $ 69,641 $ 67,592 $ 65,911 $ 66,983 $ 68,604 Voice services 36,444 36,643 37,452 39,518 40,587 Video services 13,552 14,359 14,366 15,371 16,163 119,637 118,594 117,729 121,872 125,354 Commercial: Data services (includes VoIP) 56,796 57,113 57,895 57,444 57,545 Voice services 35,484 35,775 36,339 37,303 38,446 Other 9,933 11,287 11,560 11,408 10,205 102,213 104,175 105,794 106,155 106,196 Carrier: Data and transport services 33,878 36,263 33,485 32,659 33,556 Voice services 3,517 3,718 3,852 4,088 4,173 Other 605 354 391 431 375 38,000 40,335 37,728 37,178 38,104 Subsidies 7,187 6,534 6,583 17,671 17,264 Network access 27,277 24,846 26,213 27,846 29,923 Other products and services 2,305 3,906 6,231 7,758 1,743 Total operating revenue $ 296,619 $ 298,390 $ 300,278 $ 318,480 $ 318,584

Key Operating Metrics (unaudited) (see footnotes near end of presentation) Sept 30, 2022 June 30 2022 Mar 31, 2022 Dec. 31, 2021 Sept. 30, 2021 Passings Fiber Gig+ capable passings Northern New England 531,035 451,414 341,010 291,921 217,660 All other markets 416,939 380,365 348,396 313,789 276,500 Total Fiber Gig+ capable (1) 947,974 831,779 689,406 605,710 494,160 DSL/Copper passings (2) Northern New England 1,205,165 1,284,786 1,395,190 1,444,279 1,518,540 All other markets 602,216 635,428 663,835 702,098 737,016 Total DSL/Copper (2) 1,807,381 1,920,214 2,059,025 2,146,377 2,255,556 Total Passings 2,755,355 2,751,993 2,748,431 2,752,087 2,749,716 % Fiber Gig+ Coverage/Total Passings 34% 30% 25% 22% 18% Consumer Broadband Connections Fiber Gig+ capable Northern New England 38,778 31,050 24,882 20,032 17,288 All other markets 76,820 72,405 68,930 66,090 64,251 Total Fiber Gig+ capable connections 115,598 103,455 93,812 86,122 81,539 DSL/Copper (2) Northern New England 121,230 126,475 131,763 136,140 140,893 All other markets 145,084 151,283 154,575 162,302 168,229 Total DSL/Copper connections (2) 266,314 277,758 286,338 298,442 309,122 Total Consumer Broadband Connections 381,912 381,213 380,150 384,564 390,661 Consumer Broadband Net Adds Northern New England 2,483 880 473 (2,009) (803) All other markets (2) (1,784) 183 (1,327) (4,088) (2,016) Total Consumer Broadband Net Adds 699 1,063 (854) (6,097) (2,819)

Key Operating Metrics (unaudited) Sept 30, 2022 June 30 2022 Mar 31, 2022 Dec. 31, 2021 Sept. 30, 2021 Consumer Broadband Penetration % Fiber Gig+ capable Northern New England 7% 7% 7% 7% 8% All other markets 18% 19% 20% 21% 23% Total Fiber Gig+ capable 12% 12% 14% 14% 17% DSL/Copper (2) Northern New England 10% 10% 9% 9% 9% All other markets 24% 24% 23% 23% 23% Total DSL/Copper (2) 15% 14% 14% 14% 14% Total Consumer Broadband Penetration % 14% 14% 14% 14% 14% Consumer Broadband Revenue by Service Type ($ in thousands) Fiber Broadband Revenue $ 21,558 $ 19,218 $ 17,241 $ 16,152 $ 15,423 Copper and Other Broadband Revenue 48,083 48,374 48,670 50,831 53,181 Total Consumer Broadband Revenue by Service Type $ 69,641 $ 67,592 $ 65,911 $ 66,983 $ 68,604 Consumer Average Revenue Per Unit (ARPU) Fiber Broadband ARPU $ 65.61 $ 64.95 $ 63.88 $ 64.22 $ 64.64 Copper Broadband ARPU $ 53.87 $ 52.36 $ 50.78 $ 50.65 $ 51.32 Consumer Voice Connections 294,441 306,458 316,634 328,849 341,135 Video Connections 51,339 55,225 58,812 63,447 66,971 Fiber route network miles (long - haul, metro and FttP) 57,498 56,093 54,239 52,402 50,405 On - net buildings 15,715 15,618 15,446 14,891 14,625

Notes (1) In Q1 2021, the Company launched a multi - year fiber build plan to upgrade 1.6 million passings by 2025 or 70% of our service area to fiber Gig+ capable services by 2025. As of September 30, 2022, 342,200 of the target 400,000 passings for 2022 were upgraded to Ftt P a nd total fiber passings were ~948,000 or 34% of the Company's service area. (2) The sale of the non - core Ohio operations resulted in a reduction of approximately 5,658 DSL/Copper passings and 3,560 DSL/Co pper broadband connections in the first quarter of 2022. Prior period amounts have not been adjusted to reflect the sale. As of March 31, 2022, the net assets of our Kansas City operations are classified as held for sale. The Kansas City operation s, which are included in All other markets above, include approximately 137,000 passings and approximately 10% consumer broadband penetration. Amou nts above have not been adjusted to reflect the pending sale.