Major Cineplex (MAJOR) AGM 2020 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2020 summary
29 Oct, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
AGM held 24 July 2020; agenda covered approval of 2019 minutes and financial statements, review of 2019 operations, interim dividends, director elections, 2020 director compensation, auditor appointment and other business.
Voting followed one vote per share; resolutions generally required a majority of votes cast, while director compensation required at least two-thirds of votes represented at the meeting.
Financial performance review
FY2019 revenue was Bt10,697m, up 7% YoY; operating profit rose 17% to Bt1,130m and core profit rose 19% to Bt1,138m.
FY2019 net profit declined 9% YoY to Bt1,170m and EPS fell 8% to Bt1.31; EBITDA decreased 2% to Bt2,943m and EBIT fell 6% to Bt1,574m.
At 31 Dec 2019, assets were Bt14,006m, liabilities Bt7,399m and equity Bt6,607m; net debt-to-equity was 0.48.
Admissions revenue reached Bt5,856m, up 5% YoY; advertising revenue grew 18% and movie-content revenue 68%.
Board and executive committee updates
Four directors were due to leave office under the rotation schedule; the board proposed re-electing Chai Jroongtanapibarn, Kraithip Krairiksh and Thanakorn Puriwekin, and electing Prasert Bunsumpun in place of Kriengsak Lohachala, who chose not to seek another term.
For FY2020, proposed director compensation was capped at Bt4.11m: annual fees up to Bt2.34m and special remuneration up to Bt1.77m.
Latest events from Major Cineplex
- COVID-19 drove a steep FY2020 loss; proposed responses included no dividend and renewed investment.MAJOR
AGM 2021 - FY2023 profit surged, with a Bt0.65/share dividend proposed and four directors nominated for re-election.MAJOR
AGM 2024 - Earnings declined as liquidity preservation shaped the proposed dividend and investment plans.MAJOR
AGM 2025 - Core earnings grew as revenue softened; investment and liquidity shaped dividend and debt proposals.MAJOR
AGM 2026 - Revenue and core profit grew as screen expansion targets reached 60–70 for 2019.MAJOR
Q1 2019 - Q2 revenue and core profit grew, while EBITDA and net profit declined.MAJOR
Q2 2019 - Q3 revenue rose 20%, but lower other income weighed on nine-month profit.MAJOR
Q3 2019 - COVID-19 closures drove Q1 revenue down 45% and a Baht 254.3m net loss.MAJOR
Q1 2020 - Cinema closures drove Q2 revenue to ฿208.4m and a ฿486.4m consolidated loss.MAJOR
Q2 2020