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They are just out to rip holders off.. just sit tight and wait for things to unfold. Nothing good can come of selling to these bottom feeders who dont include Rasp in their valuation and make stupid lowball offers.

Nope it was worth £11,000,000 in 2019 and worth £880,000,000 now

Wolf - you didnt even put DYOR

Profitjock we dont need running commentary we are all watching the rise for ourselves and we can see what numbers are above the current price ;) also a nice gap to fill to 20p

And what happened to them Hexam?

Seems kind of stupid to use the $1bn to pay old debt straight away to the same creditors who are loaning this money .. call me crazy but it just means replacing comparative low interest rates for 20% interest rates and not actually having any money to tide them through putting cine in an even worse position for the creditors to vulture on the complete carcass at a later date ..

Wolf why cant you just include in your post .. what actually did happen to vue shareholders exactly :) maybe it will stop a few people assuming the worst from your words

Depends of your interpretation of 'the old model' not working.. because the old model was working beautifully until governments locked everyone down and subsequently studios starved cinemas of product.. once all that covid madness behind us and everything back to normal its a very profitable/successful business model

Nice msg HNS.. see you Q1 2023 ;)

Are you talking to me? I am not negative about Cine.. i still think Mooky and Israel will fight to the very end to protect their family legacy.. and im still a holder (way more than i originally had and way higher average than you probably) .. can i not share findings now?

"120. As Cineworld’s largest shareholders—with an approximately 20.08% interest in the Group’s ordinary shares26—my family understands the impact that these losses have had on the Group’s shareholders and employees. Our holdings are the product of generations of hard work and big dreams—dreams that had come true before the pandemic. And we know so many shareholders similarly invested their hard-earned income into the business until, seemingly overnight, billions of dollars were lost. The stock price collapse from its high in April 2019 to present caused me and my brother Mooky to lose more than £1 billion that was held in trust for our families."

"27. Cineworld, with the assistance of its advisors, repeatedly sought to again engage with the Ad Hoc Term Loan Group and other lender constituents and potential financing sources in 2022. These parties, however, were either unable or unwilling to provide additional financial flexibility and runway to Cineworld. For example: (a) in January 2022, the Group requested $250 million in new priming financing from certain existing lenders, which was rejected; (b) in

Case 22-90168 Document 19 Filed in TXSB on 09/07/22 Page 15 of 65
February/March 2022, the Group negotiated a $70 million third-party rest of world loan add-on from certain existing lenders, but the Ad Hoc Term Loan Group was unwilling to provide required consent to permit the financing; and (c) in May/June 2022, the Group renegotiated the terms of the Settlement Facility (as defined herein) to extend its maturity by three months, which amendment was never approved by certain existing lenders.
28. Additionally, throughout 2021 and 2022, Cineworld, with the assistance of its advisors, explored other potential opportunities in addition to its primary focus on raising incremental financing. These efforts included assessing an array of potential strategic options, including: (a) a sale of the Group’s non-U.S. assets; (b) a merger with a North American counterpart; (c) a SPAC transaction; (d) an equity raise in the United Kingdom; and (e) a potential secondary public listing in the United States. Despite extensive efforts, none of these possibilities proved actionable. And while Cineworld would, of course, have welcomed the liquidity of becoming a “meme stock” like AMC, we were never so lucky!"

https://cases.ra.kroll.com/cineworld/Home-DownloadPDF?id1=MjI3NTgwNQ==&id2=-1

Page 15: https://twitter.com/_rewardrate_/status/1567705341885923329?s=46&t=zVkmcS8RZkgG5_zkg-gyBA

"As of the petition date, the groups liquidity has declined to less than $4,000,000 cash on hand."

Very touching declaration from Israel and goes deep into their family history and shows they will do anything to preserve the family legacy!

"32. As with its response to the unprecedented challenges it faced each step of the way during the pandemic, Cineworld’s actions and planning will enable it to maximize value for its estate, position it for success into the future, and help preserve the family legacy started by my grandfather and grown from generation to generation."

I have posted the list of leases to be rejected here:

https://twitter.com/_rewardrate_/status/1567680749725270017?s=46&t=ctYtDQxBJ4-0xwP2eE4mNw

So iv just been reading through one of the court documents here: https://cases.ra.kroll.com/cineworld/Home-DocketInfo

It appears they will save $12,000,000/ month just By cancelling just 20 property leases.. good riddance to those 20 properties .. the average rents have gone up by 30% since 2019 on average over all properties.. no wonder they are struggling

Sorry that might have been the train company..

"The Siberian Generating Company (SGC) is the largest thermal energy producer beyond the Urals and produces a quarter of the electricity of the Siberian power system."

Maybe that was the coal company

"The press service of the West Siberian Transport Prosecutor’s Office said that coal wagons operated by the SUEK-Khakasia LLC branch derailed"

So no it wasnt Evraz coal ;)

No, these are a new type of share that only goes down

Should have been made public on official channels like an article or something.. not on her private account .. ahh well

Why does it matter where it came from.. it wasnt something everyone had access to until she posted it on twitter