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Good post. Someone talking sense.

Single digit incoming note like. Then down to ZERO

All set for Fooler Jam tomorrow lol

RIP CINEWORLD

Manraj… it’s a no from me as well. Heading for zero.

Why would you believe any crap that’s posted on here. If anyone honestly believes comments on here affect a share price they are seriously thick lol

Any deleveraging transaction will likely result in very significant dilution of existing equity interests in Cineworld.

Chaching… bounce back up lmao

Doomed. Placement imminent imo

capehake… take a look at Tek. One for the future and on the rise now. Invested here a couple of years ago and it’s a well run buisness

asrto99… We’ll said. They were ramping when I sold at 80p for a nice profit after the covid crash saying I was was a troll lmao.

Going going soon to be gone I said yesterday.

High debt, can pay creditors.

WHY WOULD YOU

Tegop. Who’s licking his wounds today. What did I tell you yesterday. The debt is in manageable and Cine cannot sustain this much longer. Big placing incoming imo

JL76… Are you smoking something lol

H1 revenue £5.5m
Net loss £750k
Cash 150k

Hahaha obviously a bitter LTH. Shouldn’t listen to the fools on here lmao.

Won’t be buying these back. Going going soon to be gone imo.

Clearly states in one of the posts 8.9 BILLION IN DEBT.

Why would you lol

Cineworld has warned that it would not have enough liquidity to pay the C$1.23 billion ($971 million) sought by Cineplex as damages if its court appeal is unsuccessful.

Its net debt stood at $8.9 billion at end-December, up some $600 million from 2020. Refinitiv data showed its credit score had sunk to 1, the lowest on a scale of up to 100, meaning it was highly likely to default in the next year.

-2021 pretax loss of $708.3 mln vs $3.01 bln in 2020
-Net debt rise to $8.9 billion
-Assessing options for additional sources of liquidity
-Warns of 'material uncertainty' over ability to repay debt in June