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Picture paints 1000 words ;-)

https://images.app.goo.gl/Sbsd9dvumXrrtwdXA

https://youtu.be/Jbw5KX9TaXY

Cheers Sammy, needed that giggle.
Love it.

Don't forget having had average of 32p.
Some reek of so much sh*te I can smell it over internet.

Forget the great train robbery, yesterday was a classic great shares robbery from pi's to big boys eh.

See you lads soaking up the Cine recs this morning ;-)

Or maybe it was yourself re half or less. Know I predicted less than first half.

Ah for the second half of year when some random troll was trying it on my prediction gotcha .

Cheers Longgamenoob for the correction.
All good :-)
I do think personally that following today's briefing these sites will open now in full, however of there are any loss makers (like the USA sites) then they will if possible be closed down at some future point.
Positive from this covid experience seems to be an absolute zero tolerance to any waste in finances.
Tic tock tic tock soon be sat Infront of the big screen again. THE best place hands down to view movies.

Bonkers (and others),
I assume this is the new site highlighted today in Texas.
https://www.bizjournals.com/houston/news/2019/12/02/24-screen-movie-theater-to-open-along-grand.html

Quick scan I got 100 sites!?
Think it was previously stated had 127 sites!?
My local is there so am happy.

??? Re debt

Texas new build, completed during this year and good to go.

As I interpreted it Texas was a brand new building, new venue and one he was very excited about. Lot of food options in the complex which will no doubt add to the lure and create a great experience for many.
That and the other big upgrades completed in flagship venues will in my mind without doubt add substantially to previous revenues and profits.

Yeah, I don't rule out some games still to be played for a bit and some ups and downs.
However the business is really on a clear path forward now.

Covid USA and UK well on way to being controlled with vaccine programs now.
This has us in position that once open in a few weeks there will be no threats of re closure going forward.
Rights Issues/CVA put to bed. Well at least during this phase and can't see before higher SP if ever now (we know lender deal of c. 10% over next couple years and LTIP shares).
Without an Iranian nuclear strike enough liquidity confirmed to see business through to profitable times.
Studios still committed to cinema, even if for current year that is alongside streaming release day and date format. They are not leaving their golden ticket of cinematic release.
Re-open dates confirmed and capacity of 50% plus straight off the bat.
Some cracking looking upgrades to the US main cinema venues and completely new venue.
These I expect to add excellent additional revenue to what we had previously.

(Shut up FI, the guys already know all this themselves)
Sorry

Good work today bonkers.
Not sure if any of us mentioned another nice snippet from the update today.
Mooky noted that in 2019 Global Cinema Revenues of a record $43bn and had expected by 2024 that to rise to c. $60bn.
While he now expects a delay to that timeline for obvious reasons, he still expects a similar growth in the sector going forward.

The c. 14m loyalty/unlimited members I would expect almost all to renew membership and we may well see growth in these numbers as people get back to living, enjoying some great new locations and upgraded venues and enjoy a very cheap form of entertainment that's been sadly lacking in all our lives for a year now.

Back of fag packet calcs. 14m x say £15 rounded say £200m/month regardless of whether we turn up daily , once a month or not at all.
That's before any concessions purchased by us 14m :-)

Film most looking forward to, absolutely whatever is on that first day of opening!!!
It can't come soon enough now.

As I expected, profitable second half 2021 (not quite enough to clear first half losses).
2022 back to around pre-pandemic attendance and profits.
Then building on.

Trading around the £ mark again in the next week!?
With now pretty much all uncertainty cleared from the last year.

Robin:

1 answer a mess without the cone wafer
2 Slovakia

They have continually proven to be good value investors eh sammy.
Wouldn't rule out them already having bought back.

Yeh medium/long guess it's that how long is piece of string.
Suppose when I was parroting it there I was thinking medium measured in months (as much as c. year).
Long-term
well year(s) /indefinitely.

Neither next week(s) ;-)