Cineworld Share Price (CINE)

@Fun
It is tedious that people don't understand that it is entirely appropriate to have a mixed capital structure of differing types of debt and equity.
The question here, which has never been sensibly debated on this BB as far as I can remember, is whether the underlying business will return to profitability/ growth fast enough and of sufficient scale to cover losses incurred over the last couple of years and thus get back to a sustainable position whereby the business is adequately capitalised and all suppliers of capital are rewarded for their investment via interest/ dividends and meeting liabilities/ refinancings when they fall due.

People talk about the Cine rocket, which is an appropriate analogy if one considers the underlying business being the thrusters. Will they provide enough fuel and force fast enough for Cineworld to escape the clutches of gravity and thus fly off into outer space or will they be found wanting ending up with it falling back to Earth?

UNB1,
The company does not require to pay all its debts right now.
It "may" even NEVER be debt free (depending on economy and prevailing rates at the time I hope it is never debt free.) So long as the company uses the funds from debt to improve the business, be that growth or estate improvements.

We should expect company to look to pay down/refinance most recent and expensive debt and also to pay down or extend/refinance debts due soonest.

Big movies slate looks good and is encouraging for company and industry.

I would say, without further clarity of a prolonged period that we do want to be seeing some moves to increased numbers of release. So far that lack of depth is something of a concern.

@themadstork i think what all these nice people are trying to say to you is… shut the hell up you son of a Beech go suck farts out a a ss

Gonna throw this out there as curious to see others “unbiased” genuine thoughts on my suggestion.

With regards to debt, yes, we have some, but I do wonder whether for now whilst we, as a society, are itching to get back out there properly and resume normality... with this being said, there has been, is, and will continue to be a hunger for those pleasures (such as the cinema). I reckon we’ll have a bumper year based on that thought. We also have a bumper year of yet released films to rake through... some probably still queuing up to be released due to maximising response and therefore willingly or reluctantly ( Covid restrictions) not releasing them as yet.
Based on this thought process, and going with the premise that we don’t have anything major to affect us, I think we still have a healthy continued resumption north on the sp.

Stating the obvious here, but we have all sorts getting involved with CINE, from day trading pi’s to long term ii’s.

I’m going with the hunger angle combined with a queue of films alongside, positive trends sentiments ( not ignoring Ukraine) and simply that the sp is still stupidly cheap.

Gl,all UNB1

His twitter comment got 1 like LMFAO