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Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Business profile and assets
Founded in 1935; operates the fourth-largest U.S. theatre exhibitor and an 18-property hotel portfolio; LTM revenue $817.4M, adjusted EBITDA $124.7M and margin 16.1%; market cap ~$829.5M as of Nov. 2, 2026.
Theatres contributed 37% of LTM revenue, 79% of operating income and 69% of adjusted EBITDA; hotels contributed 63%, 21% and 31%, respectively.
Theatre footprint: 975 screens across 77 locations in 17 states; hotel platform: 18 managed properties, 4,800+ rooms, 40+ food and beverage outlets and 400,000+ sq. ft. of meeting and event space.
Owns 62% of movie theatres and eight hotels; real estate ownership reduces fixed lease payments, supports credit and creates potential monetization opportunities.
Invested $581M in assets over the past decade through fiscal 2025, including $340M in theatres and $241M in hotels and resorts.
Recent performance
Q3 2026 delivered record revenue and operating income; theatres outperformed the industry by 1.3 percentage points YTD Q3 2026.
Theatres’ 9M 2026 revenue was $386.0M, operating income $46.0M and adjusted EBITDA $76.7M; respective YoY changes were +14.7%, +111.6% and +46.5%.
Same-store theatre admission revenue rose 16.7% YTD Q3 2026, or 21.3% on a comparable-calendar basis; average ticket price rose 5.6% and concession revenue per person 2.9% YoY.
Hotels’ 9M 2026 revenue was $204.4M, operating income $14.1M and adjusted EBITDA $37.0M; respective YoY changes were +3.7%, -2.7% and +4.6%.
Comparable owned-hotel RevPAR grew 9.3% YTD Q3 2026; performance exceeded the industry by 3.5 percentage points and competitive sets by 8.1 points.
Theatre strategy and demand
Theatre investments include recliner seating in 87% of owned theatres and 89% of screens; 126 premium large-format screens, with PLF available in 84% of owned theatres.
Expanded food and beverage is available in 70% of theatres; 96% offer beer and wine or canned alcoholic beverages, and 63% offer full liquor through bars and lounges.
77% of Americans aged 12–74 saw at least one theatre movie in 2025; habitual moviegoers grew 8%, averaging 6.1 annual visits.
Growth priorities include loyalty insights, pricing, lobby and digital monetization, theatre upgrades, frictionless purchasing, new viewing formats and acquisitions, new builds or management contracts.
A broad slate of franchise films is highlighted for the remainder of 2026 and 2027, with the slate subject to change.
- FY2023 rebounded across theatres and hotels, while film supply clouds the FY2024 theatre outlook.MCS
Q4 2023 - FY22 recovery lifted EBITDA, but film supply and business travel remain constraints.MCS
Q4 2022 - Recovery lifted FY2021 Adjusted EBITDA to $35.1M, but the net loss remained $43.3M.MCS
Q4 2021 - Pandemic closures drove a $124.8M loss, with recovery hinging on reopening and demand.MCS
Q4 2020 - Record revenue, lower earnings, and COVID-19 closures reshaped the outlook.MCS
Q4 2019 - Record revenue and operating income; Movie Tavern expands the footprint as FY2019 investment rises.MCS
Q4 2018 - Record earnings and theatre outperformance powered growth amid acquisition-led expansion.MCS
Q4 2016 - Record FY2017 results, boosted by theatre growth and a one-time tax benefit.MCS
Q4 2017 - Record revenue and segment growth; adjusted earnings rose nearly 12%.MCS
Q4 2015 - F2014 earnings rose on stronger theatres and hotels, with elevated investment and market risks ahead.MCS
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