Net loss of the world’s largest cinema chain grows by 16.5 times in Q3

AMC Entertainment Holdings, which owns the world’s largest movie theater chain, has released its financial statements for the third quarter of 2020. The company finished it with a net loss of $ 906.5 million, which is 16.5 times worse than last year’s figure.

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Net loss of the world’s largest cinema chain grows by 16.5 times in Q3 © The Strategist

In the third quarter, the company’s cinemas began reopening after a five-month stop due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, occupancy rates in both the United States and Europe remain extremely low, ranging between 20% and 40%.

The situation was aggravated by the postponement of many high-profile film premieres to 2021, which makes it more difficult to attract viewers back to cinemas. As a result, the company’s revenue in the third quarter amounted to only $ 119.5 million against $ 1.3 billion a year earlier (-91%).

In general, since the beginning of the year, AMC Entertainment has already suffered losses of $ 3.64 billion.

Earlier, the second largest network in the world, Cineworld, was forced to announce the closure of all its cinemas in the US and UK.

source: reuters.com

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