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With Cineworlds debt (and the inability to lookup where the debt came from) its easy to see how people think Cineworld are screwed.. they must have been losing money every year for the last decade there is no way they can possibly service that debt :) lord help me
Studios are carrying ten times the debt level the cinema chains are. Constantly robbing Peter to pay Paul. Except for Netflix they have no Peter to rob. They will be struggling far more than Cinemas over the next two years. Plus Jeff Bezos was in the U.K. last week, probably visited Cineworld in Brentford to enquire about adding them to the MGM entertainment brand he is currently creating. IMO
ps AH : Mrs M says she is very glad that I don't contribute to the BBs of shares that I don't hold. She says it must be a full time job: has he nothing better to do? ATB
Cine are in debt!!!!!!
Wish someone told me before I invested , damnnnn
AH : do you mean 1980s or 80p? If you have made a "nice" profit at 80p then I for one would question your definition of "nice" and I do feel that your Aiming High nomenclature is also somewhat overstated, even more so if you boast of "nice" profits since 2021 - or perhaps that is just your area code. Since you have "sold out" I am mystified as to why you need to clutter this BB and wish you all the best as you seek further "nice" profits elsewhere. For myself and Mrs M I have a feeling that profits are going to be rather "nicer" between now and 2024 and not only for CINE. ATB to ALTHs
Hahaha check my posts on cine. Sold out in the 80’s for a nice profit. Enjoy liquidation :-)
His other posts suggest he is a teenager with no financial acumen or understanding. Currently losing his shirt on Westminster Group PLC. Clown - filtered.
We all know the real amount of debt so why they waste their time is beyond me.
Entertaining I suppose.
He knows that Tegop, he's just joining the Prat and the Pric.k , prob feeling left out and needs some attention bless him
Big debt is normal for cinema companies. Cine's debt is normal relative to its peers. You are also quoting a misinformed debt figure.
Net debt 8.9 Billion. Why would you invest.