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Okay I've fixed it for you - still paints the same picture:
AMC is currently at $4.88 and an MC of $533.48M = £418.33M
CINE has a current MC of £552.83M and an share price of 40.27p
With debt and revenue comparison (end of June):
AMC has $6.13 bn debt and revenue of $0.96Bn (ref 1)
CINE has a $8.2bn debt and revenue of $0.71Bn (ref 2)
And with AMC having more screens, the Share Price is about to head below the 30.47p.
That's assuming no further delays or other bad news in the interim which could send this well below.
ref 1: https://www.benzinga.com/news/20/08/17072187/how-does-amc-entertainments-debt-look#:~:text=Based%20on%20AMC%20Entertainment's%20balance,debt%20is%20at%20%245.66%20billion
ref 2: https://deadline.com/2020/09/cineworld-results-exhibition-giant-suffers-massive-half-year-downturn-due-to-covid-1234583347/
Well if AMC can magic away 2.3 billion of debt then cieworld can do the same, this is great news!
The CINE net debt is at $8.19 billion, compared to its total asset value of $1.19 billion - for reference see this:
https://www.standard.co.uk/business/bond-cineworld-odeon-uci-avengers-a4555406.html
You will need to ask AMC or look it up in their report. I just took the debt from their reports for the six month period up until June for comparison.
AMC was 4.9 billion in debt coming into covid what has happened to the 2.3 billion?
AMC is currently at $4.88 and an MC of $533.48M = £418.33M
CINE has a current MC of £552.83M and an share price of 40.27p
With debt and revenue comparison (end of June):
AMC has $2.6bn debt and revenue of $0.96Bn
CINE has a $3.6bn debt and revenue of $0.71Bn
And with AMC having more screens, the Share Price is about to head below the 30.47p.
That's assuming no further delays or other bad news in the interim which could send this well below.