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Looks like a takeover target.
Mr Bond can't save it. In all likelihood releasing the movie in this climate will hurt its takings. The studios would be better off delaying it and they may well consider to do so.
After todays announcement Cineworld prospects are at best precarious, double 0 status for sure...
Why has nothing been said about Tenet or have I missed something?
Tenet was the big blockbuster of the year however it seems to have been forgotten about and now people are talking about Bond?
Ps. I didn't watch the presentation so I have no idea if Tenet was referred to or if it was included in the disaster of today's results.
Yes Bond on its own 'won't save it' but if it performs well - and the remaining US cinemas are open by then too - it could really help turn the tide and give confidence to the studios to start releasing more titles. They are likely a more key component holding this SP back now - than the debt. The debt would likely be managed fine if the business is getting the footfall.
Sufficient liquidity to keep them OPEN and performing as-is (read: No LA, NYC or San Fran) to Sep 21. This is why the share hasn’t dropped to your 30s target.
If it didn’t face an upward journey to recovery the share price would be 164p (Jan 20).
@dacorum Mooky said specifically that The bond movie will not be delayed.
Outside of the goodwill and asset impairment the loss was $396.2 million, which is probably around what people expected after AMCs results.
Heavy loss, debt and further funding is weighing heavy on this now.
Short/mid term no chance, long term is lucrative.
Bond won't save it just yet....no time to die but it could be a lingering one
For a £1.3 billion loss, covenant tests and what will be a need to secure further funding.
The next news here will be bad news and a delay to the Bond movie. That I don't think is far off..