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11 Jun 2026 – 19 Jul 2026

war will take a break then, will restart after the world cup

Uk is screwed cuz of the high taxes. Most arabs in the cities have lamborghinis. For them its like a Ford mondeo daily car. The reporting of this war is very wrong. No one knows whats really going on and where.

Won't be much free float about if bluecoast or Omni try to increase stake.

Brent crude oil — live price now

👉 ≈ $103 – $105 per barrel (latest tick)

Last price: about $103.5

Today’s range: roughly $100.7 → $104.9

Some live feeds show spikes near $104–105

Brent crude oil — live price now

👉 ≈ $103 – $105 per barrel (latest tick)

Last price: about $103.5

Today’s range: roughly $100.7 → $104.9

Some live feeds show spikes near $104–105

No you need to put me on ignore then you wont see my posts

B) Run-rate / current regime

If you assume the current valuation regime persists:

2024–2026 average:

(

47.87

+

25.53

+

23.25

)/

3

≈

32.2

𝑚

(47.87+25.53+23.25)/3≈32.2m

👉 ~£30–32m is the “true current average”

For Everyman Media Group (AIM: EMAN), we can approximate the average market cap over the last ~5 years using available year-end figures:

Market cap by year (approx.)

2026 (Mar): £23.25m

2025: £25.53m

2024: £47.87m

2023: £58.81m

2022: £75.22m

Simple 5-year average

23.25

+

25.53

+

47.87

+

58.81

+

75.22

5

=

£

46.1

𝑚

(

𝑎

𝑝

𝑝

𝑟

𝑜

𝑥

.

)

5

23.25+25.53+47.87+58.81+75.22

​

=£46.1m (approx.)

Interpretation

Average (5y): ~£46m

There’s a clear downward trend from ~£75m (2022) to ~£23m (2026).

The average is therefore skewed upward by earlier, higher valuations—recent “run-rate” market cap is closer to £20–30m.

If you want a more “current” view

Last 3 years (2024–2026 avg) ≈ £32m

That better reflects the company’s post-2022 re-rating

They could RTO the whole group into here as well.

Thanks i see now, nahhh old mans got cancer and im having to feed him via feeding tube 4 times a day, doing my head in tbh , takes ages with all the med crushing and stuff

They wont pay enough, id prefer Odeon to put in a bidding war, i think a fair mcap for this is 100mill

A 5% holding is:

Not control

But large enough to matter

It typically gives:

Visibility with management

Influence (especially if increased later)

A “toe in the door” for future deals

👉 In UK markets, crossing 3% and 5% thresholds also triggers disclosure—so this is a deliberate, visible move, not passive investing.

Strategic interpretation

This is best understood as:

👉 A low-risk, high-option strategic foothold in premium cinema

Not:

A merger

Not a takeover (yet)

But:

A calculated first step

⚡ Bottom line

5% is small financially, but big strategically

Strong signal Omniplex is thinking beyond multiplex scale

Opens the door to:

Premium expansion

Partnerships

Potential consolidation play in the UK

Chatgpt: These two chains actually complement each other almost perfectly. Everyman makes a huge chunk of revenue from hospitality:

Customers spend ~£10+ per head on food/drink

Omniplex:

Has food, but not at the same premium level

👉 Synergy:

Roll out Everyman-style in-seat dining into select Omniplex sites

Or create premium zones inside Omniplex

This alone could materially lift margins.

B. Site strategy (very strong fit)

Everyman → city centres, affluent catchments

Omniplex → broader geographic coverage, retail parks

👉 Combined:

Full UK coverage across all demographics and price points

Yes — and that’s a very interesting strategic move.

Omniplex (the Anderson family) acquiring a ~5% stake in Everyman Media Group is small on paper, but it signals something much bigger.

Recent growth (important)

After 2022, Omniplex expanded rapidly:

2023–2024:

Acquired multiple UK sites from Empire Cinemas 1. The core strategic fit (why synergy could work)

These two chains actually complement each other almost perfectly:

Omniplex

Mid-market / premium hybrid

Focus on:

Scale (lots of sites, including retail parks)

Recliners + large formats (MAXX)

Expansion-led (especially via acquisitions)

Everyman

Pure premium boutique model

Focus on:

Atmosphere, design, hospitality

High food & drink spend per customer

Smaller sites, high margins per seat

👉 Everyman is margin-focused, Omniplex is more volume + growth-focused.

That’s a classic “barbell strategy” opportunity:

Entered new UK regions (England & Scotland)

Increased screen count significantly

👉 Because of this, current revenue is likely much higher than €100M, but:

Updated official figures haven’t been fully published publicly yet

That way too low

Oh well that is a bit mental then, I didnt see a takeover coming from Ireland, I thought Odeon maybe. Hmmm well this will worry Odeon as they need more cinema pie and they wont get it if Omniplex take this

Oi whats going on ere?

Irelands largest cinema chain takes a 5% stake... ?

I dont understand that message??? where and when did Omniplex buy in?? i must have missed a rns

Hey GLr, explain the Ireland link please??? thanks

This is one of only UK listed cinema companies now and its almost no 3 or no4 behind Odeon, could we see a fight for takeover here???

Oil price will be high for some time most likely