@Draigblaze Cinemark never went bankrupt. They successfully navigated the pandemic and the strikes because they run a tight operation. You're thinking of of Cineworld, the parent company of Regal. $CINE.L $CNNWQ
@Benjamin_Franklin_1705 This isn't Carvana. There is no comparison at all. CVNA had a lot of collateral to take out loans. They had real growth. This is more like $CNNWQ, $JOANQ, $RADCQ, $RSH, or $SHLDQ.
$AMC Regal (whose parent co $CNNWQ went through bankruptcy in 23) has numerous 4dx theaters. About $30/ticket. You'd have to really be into the movie to pay for that gimmicky experience.
$CNK I wouldn't see a merger with $CINE.L $CNNWQ Cineworld to be a positive addition to Cinemark. They're doing just fine as is.
https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/cineworld-plans-ipo-and-explores-merger-opportunities-in-the-us--bloomberg-93CH-3884475
$AMC $CNNWQ $CINE.L
It too early to speculate how this would take place and its effect on shareholders but it presents an interesting twist into the AMC saga.
https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/cineworld-plans-ipo-and-explores-merger-opportunities-in-the-us--bloomberg-93CH-3884475
