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You lot no nothing on this board, did you not read maids post the mm lifted the price on Friday because of new offer for ROW. Come on guys keep up
Bonkers it keeps saying different dates on yahoo finance, then when not released it says example 3/4 days to earnings, I’ve noticed the same for Manchester United as well, they seem to be guesssing
Bonkers she’s an absolute clown, 20 posts a day & not one negative thing about the company, don’t you find that strange ? Anyone who listens to maid needs their head seriously testing. I actually have over 120 posters filtered on here, I won’t filter her, I will just keep on calling her out
Maid are you a complete idiot, it clearly states on the RNS it’s by law they have too ??
In circumstances where the value of the Company's net assets is less than half of its called up share capital (constituting a "serious loss of capital" under the Act), its Directors are required, pursuant to section 656 of the Act, to convene a general meeting of the Company for the purpose of allowing shareholders to consider whether any, and if so what, steps should be taken to deal with the situation. Accordingly, the Board is calling the General Meeting to ensure that this matter is addressed as required by the Act. The Board welcomes dialogue with the Company's shareholders, and the General Meeting will provide a forum for such discussions to take place, but no resolutions will be proposed at the General Meeting.
Cineworld remains in discussions with its key stakeholders with a view to developing a Chapter 11 plan of reorganisation that maximises value for the benefit of the Group and its stakeholders. The marketing process, which was announced on 3 January 2023, is continuing in parallel. As previously announced, it is not expected that any plan of reorganisation or sale transaction would result in any recovery for Cineworld's shareholders. Further updates will be provided to shareholders by way of announcement when appropriate, and will be made available on the Company's website at www.cineworldplc.com.
Hns I don’t think mooky is that stupid to believe every film would not flop, as some over achieved. Many films were taken off the skate & rescheduled, unfortunately a lot went straight to streaming.
Mount last year body language was mentioned, along with checking the share Price. My opinion that was a joke then & now, for obvious reasons. Do you honestly think mooky cares about us share holders ? I would be the same, if meant Me gaining & you lot losing everything
Yea maid cause avatar has solved everything, when you factor in nothing else was released in December, all it was doing was supporting the gaps
It’s being saying different dates in yahoo finance now for two weeks, nothing at all I’m cineworld official Calander, all they they are doing is changing the dates when they are not released
August 2022
Cineworld has confirmed it is considering filing for bankruptcy in the US, as the cinema chain continues to struggle with $5bn worth of debt.
But the company, which also owns the Picturehouse chain in the UK, insisted its cinemas "remain open for business" and that there would be "no significant impact" on jobs.
Cineworld employs more than 28,000 people globally.
Like other cinema chains, Cineworld was hit hard by the pandemic.
Many theatres were forced to close for extended periods during the lockdowns, or had to operate at a reduced capacity due to social distancing rules.
Cineworld shares plunge on bankruptcy fears
Netflix loses almost a million subscribers
Cinema chains had hoped blockbusters such as the latest Bond film, Top Gun: Maverick and Thor: Love And Thunder would draw audiences back in after lockdown restrictions eased.
Top Gun: Maverick, starring Tom Cruise, has taken $1.8bn at the global box office, making it one of the top 10 highest grossing films of all time.
But last week, Cineworld warned there had still not been enough major releases to attract cinema audiences and said this was hitting admissions.
In 2019 before the pandemic, global box office takings hit a record $42.5bn according to Comscore, buoyed by films such as Avengers: Endgame and Frozen 2.
So far in 2022, films such as Jurassic World Dominion and Minions: The Rise of Gru have performed strongly.
But box office takings this year are down by around a third, or 32%, compared with 2019.
Minions: The Rise of Gru
IMAGE SOURCE, REUTERS
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Minions: The Rise of Gru is one of the best performing films of 2022
Cinema chains have also been facing tough competition from streaming services, which soared in popularity during the lockdowns.
In 2020, a row broke out when Cineworld and rival AMC, which owns the Odeon Cinemas chain, criticised Universal Pictures for releasing Trolls: World Tour online at a time when theatres were forced to close because of coronavirus.
Cineworld subsequently signed a deal with Warner Bros to show films in theatres before they are streamed.
More recently, Netflix reported a sharp fall in subscribers, as the rising cost of living leads to people cutting back.
On Friday, shares in Cineworld plunged 60% after The Wall Street Journal reported that the firm was preparing to file for bankruptcy "within weeks".
Cineworld said on Monday it was looking at various options for how to restructure the business, including a Chapter 11 filing in the US.
This allows a company to continue to operate while it negotiates with its creditors.
The company would not comment on whether it was also considering entering liquidation in the UK, or what the potential impact could be on its 4,600 employees there.
It also would not be drawn on what will happen to people who pay for Cineworld or Picturehouse membership, or who have vouchers, in the event of it filing for bankruptcy.
In a statement, the firm said: "Cineworld would
January box office lowest in over 20 years
February box office lowest in over 20 years
March box office could end up being lower than last year
2022 revenue came in at $1.8b with a 400m EBTA, lock down easing and would make sense.
now we are betting 2023 revenue could be back to 2019 $3b if not more, with Avatar and lots of new slate
Could go either way mystic Meg
https://www.investingcube.com/cineworld-share-price-inches-closer-to-its-all-time-low/
So according to maid the market is down because of the budget omg lol. recession will be avoided, inflation will drop massively by year end. Try looking at the us banking sector?
Says who ? It’s not cineworld financial calander, as I have pointed out twice this week, it does say on yahoo finance but that doesn’t mean anything tbf
A few on this board talking about july earlier today, I’d be shocked if we get a rns earnings tomorrow
Hexam have we been given some kind of extension? Also nothing on the financial calendar for tomorrow?
https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/23373193.yorks-city-screen-cineworld-attractive-buyers/
I have never known cineworld not to put results dates on their financial calendar
According to cineworld website no date on the financial calander, but does say on yahoo finance?