Cineworld Share Price (CINE)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Cineworld Group Plc	LSE:CINE	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B15FWH70	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-3.30	-1.46%	222.50	720,702	11:31:42

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
222.40		222.60	226.10	220.80	225.10

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Travel & Leisure	3,230.03	273.67	17.64	12.8	3,051

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
11:31:42	AT	22	222.50	GBX

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15/10/2019	11:03	UKREG	Cineworld Group plc Holding(s) in Company
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08/10/2019	14:00	PRNUS	'Skid Row Marathon' Documentary Highlights One Man's Journey to Provide..
25/9/2019	17:00	PRNUS	'The Twilight Zone' Celebrates 60 Years of the Surreal When Six Classic..
23/9/2019	18:00	PRNUS	Lynyrd Skynyrd's Farewell Concert Rocks Cinema Screens Nationwide on..
20/9/2019	18:00	UKREG	Cineworld Group plc Interim Dividend - Exchange Rate
13/9/2019	16:00	PRNUS	Bruce Springsteen's Critically Acclaimed Album 'Western Stars' Comes to the..
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22/10/2019 09:20	Cineworld Daily Update: Cineworld Group Plc is listed in the Travel & Leisure sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CINE. The last closing price for Cineworld was 225.80p. Cineworld Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 210.40p and a 12 week average price of 206p. The 1 year high share price is 322.30p while the 1 year low share price is currently 206p. There are currently 1,371,090,503 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 3,515,774 shares. The market capitalisation of Cineworld Group Plc is £3,050,676,369.18. Read Full Thread Reply
06/8/2019 08:48	clanger66: I agree, it's all very well watching a blockbuster movie on your TV but even with the advances in TV picture and sound quality its not the same as watching on the big screen. OK you have to deal with the annoying person next to you rustling their sweet wrappers but I can live with that.All I ever hear about is that people value experiences more than physical things so I don't envisage the cinema dying out soon, but maybe evolving to offer something more.Incidentally, just looked at Everyman which according to people I know who've been, it's a great experience. I had previously looked at the stock but it was too expensive for me, however looking at its recent share price performance the market quite likes it.Cineworld as far as I'm concerned looks massively undervalued. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/8/2019 12:17	williamcooper104: The fluctuations in film releases is just noise - but it's always moved the share price - I've held Cine since 2009 until a few weeks ago Sold because 1 special dividend - would rather they invested or paid down debt 2 competition in UK getting better or rather much less worse than it used to be - eg odeon 3 Netflix/changing industry dynamics as the big studios all go streaming - this has always been a fear and never realised Still keeping a watch on the stock - I've done v v well holding them over the years I Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/8/2019 10:00	philanderer: The note: 'Peel Hunt: buying opportunity at Cineworld' Peel Hunt has upgraded Cineworld (CINE), arguing the investment case is still intact despite the share price reflecting profit concerns. Analyst Ivor Jones upgraded his recommendation from ‘add’ to ‘buy’ but lowered the target price from 320p to 300p. The shares fell 1.4% to 251.6p yesterday. ‘Next week’s interims will show the impact on profits of a weaker release schedule. This may explain the recent weakness in the share price,’ said Jones. ‘With the investment case intact, strong film releases ahead, and the majority of the earnings in US dollars, we see the current share price as a buying opportunity.’ citywire.co.uk Read Full Thread Follow Reply
09/7/2019 10:58	srichardson8: It seems to me that the current management are doing an excellent job although their investor relations are pathetic. The underlying problem is that going to the movies is seeing more and more competition from alternative visual entertainment. We all know that. So one doesn't expect very high market ratings. The odd thing is just how low those (forward) ratings appear to have gone. The share went ex a total dividend package of 26.9p equivalent in two stages - 10.9p on June 14 and the large special dividend of 16p on June 21st. But most of the share retreat was up to these dates, not after. This suggests that there were some perhaps clever arbitrages to capture the income using derivatives and I am bound to notice Morgan Stanley, a past master at arbitrage trading, announcing its release of voting rights which will probably indicate an exit from an option strategy. The RBC comments seem to me a complete red herring. The fact is that the company has already taken on a load of debt when it bought Regal, the usual ploy of private equity pirates. One of the strategies for relieving the debt burden is the sale and leaseback of freehold US cinemas, the other is cashflow from the cinema estate. Success or otherwise in the latter category is what, in my view, will determine if this share price is heavily oversold at this level - which I believe to be the case. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/6/2019 06:19	lukmanpatel: Another troll by the username lsehotdealz haha, share price is stagnant and there’s talks of fundraise at 10p on that board lol desperation has lead to going round posting on different board to prevent share price from dropping, usually ud stay quiet and average down and accumulate if you see huge potential lmaoo he’s spamming all the boards Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/2/2018 09:27	royjs: Thank you for your patience with me sharw and Mozy123, sorry for the confusion yes the date missed is the special dealing service 9 Feb. I now understand we have 2 options but what do you think is a good bet, appreciate nobody knows where it will go but I'm trying to understand are we better to wait to receive the rights sale or buy what we can? Mozy123 wrote the following: As you have not done anything the 4 shares will be sold by the company and you will get cash for them. 79p-157p (price of the right) 478p for every ord share. So for the 1843 shares she has that would mean 1843478p=£5750 (less fees etc) However sharw indicated it would be share price less 157 so if share price is todays that would be 1843(238p-157p)= £1492 So I guess I've not understood Mozy123 explanation correctly, sorry. If for example we decide to buy an additional £1000 at 157p each that would be 637 shares so if we managed to sell them on at todays price 238p that would give around £500 profit (less fees). If we let them lapse those 637 shares may get back 637*(238-157)= £515. Obviously some big assumptions there but trying work out is better to invest in some more or let it lapse as it seems what could be made in the short term is similar if the price goes up. Or is it possible that in a few months they could be worth more and a greater profit made. What would you do in this situation apart from sell them last May when they were 744p..... Thank you for your support Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/2/2018 13:01	grahamburn: See from my broker the nil paid rights have been credited to my account. The EPIC is "CINN" (stands for Cineworld New), but that epic isn't recognised yet by advfn. Their current price added to the rights issue prices adds up exactly to the CINE price - which is, of course, as it should be. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/11/2017 14:23	grahamburn: Re the earlier posts on the relative mismatch in the sizes of Cineworld and Regal. It shouldn't be forgotten by old hands that back in 2014 when Cineworld theoretically "took over" the business controlled by the Greidingers (can't remember its name offhand), it was really the other way round as the Greidingers jumped into the top management seats. That might set a precedent for the deal with Regal because the Greidingers' business in Israel and eastern Europe was much smaller than Cineworld at that time. In short, the Greidingers have past form of seeming to biting off more than they can chew, but then turning the combined businesses into something much bigger. However, having said that, the nominal size of Regal's debts does appear to be high, though any eventual deal could be structured to take care of that aspect. However, that could be a bigger ask after today's share price fall as any rights issue will be harder to get away. Right now, the jury's out. If the putative deal falls, then the share price will undoubtedly bounce back though not necessarily to where it was yesterday as the Greidingers' reputations will have taken a knock. On the other hand, the share price could also recover a little if the deal is well structured in Cineworld's favour, not to mention in shareholders' favour as well in terms of a decent rights issue discount. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/3/2016 12:52	soundbuy: Cazenove. Cineworld had what we regard as a very strong year in 2015. EBITDA was up 18.5% on a proforma basis to £155m, 1% above our estimate. A record 18 new sites were opened across the estate. 2016 has started well, especially in CEE and Israel, but the UK has also been solid and in line with expectations. Our EPS estimates increase by 3% in both FY16 and FY17. We remain Overweight with an increased price target of 610p, March 2017 (was 600p to Dec-16).  Solid headline performance. Revenue was up 13.9% (12.4% proforma) to £706m, in line with our estimate of £707m. EBITDA was £155.3m, 1% above our estimate of £154.2m. Adjusted PBT was £102.8m, up 37% and above our estimate of £94.1m and Bloomberg consensus of £96.2m due mainly to a lower depreciation charge. Adjusted EPS was 31.7p, which was above our estimate of 27.9p and Bloomberg consensus of 28.3p due to lower depreciation and a lower effective tax rate.  Margin expansion. As well as increasing overall admissions by 6.5%, Cineworld achieved growth in average ticket prices and retail spend per person. This, coupled with operating cost efficiencies, allowed the EBITDA margin to expand from 20.4% to 22.0%.  Outlook is positive. We believe the outlook for further growth in 2016 is very positive. We expect a further 13 new sites to be opened (6 in the UK and 7 in CEE/Israel). We also believe that Cineworld's business model will see it outperform the UK box office in 2016.  Changes to earnings estimates. There are no material changes to our adjusted EBITDA estimates, which remain £170m in FY16 and £185m in FY17. The assumption of a lower depreciation charge means our operating profit estimates increase by 3% from £114.1m to £117.4m in FY16 and by 2% from £125.3m to £128.4m in FY17. Our adjusted EPS estimates increase by 3% from 32.3p to 33.2p in FY16 and by 3% from 35.4p to 36.4p in FY17. Canaccord. Cineworld's FY15 results were slightly ahead of consensus driven by the UK Other line which includes film advertising. But we believe it could have been so much better. Cineworld lost UK box office market share in FY15 and we estimate that it could be missing out on as much as £2.2m of additional EBITDA per blockbuster in the UK. Assuming a blockbuster/quarter that puts Cineworld’s missed UK opportunity at £8.8m. For Bond, Hunger Games and Star Wars, the scale of the missed opportunity could have been as much as £6.6m. The FY16 film slate is weaker and we do not expect consensus to change materially. We retain our HOLD recommendation as the share price is below our target price. Detail Cineworld reported FY15 EBITDA of £155.3m (+22.7%) and Adj PBT of £102.8m (+37.15) with both reporting divisions performing equally well. To put performance into context, Cineworld lost UK market share with box office revenue +8.0% versus market +17.4%. Q1 has been saved by Deadpool, but the film slate is weaker this year with the mix to more family films and less blockbusters, no material change to consensus is expected at this stage. The openings programme is on track: 18 new cinemas opened in FY15 and Cineworld will continue to open 13-14 new multiplexes per annum from now on. The dividend was +30% to 17.5p and net debt/EBITDA reduced by £37m to £282m. Cineworld can fund all requirements from cashflow. Cineworld has appointed Mr Dean Moore as interim CFO for 12 months pending the promotion of Nissan Cohen to the job, who becomes deputy CFO. Valuation Yesterday's closing share price of 480p values the stock on a P/E of 16.1x for FY16E and 15.1x for FY17E, and EV/EBITDA of 8.9x falling to 8.2x, and FCF yield of 9.2% rising to 9.9%. Our 500p share price target is based on a PE of 16.8x, an EV/EBITDA of 9.2x and 8.8% FCF for FY16E. The default Quest® valuation is 302p. The stock has performed relatively well compared to IMAX and Cineplex. Our CG preferred stock remains IMAX (IMAX : NYSE : US$32 \| BUY, TP: US$37). Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/10/2015 12:39	lauders: Well this is confusing! Below are both notes from the same "broker" a week apart. Nothing like confusing your clients! Perhaps one client liked the original one so much and agreed so much they convinced Canaccord to issue another contrary one so they could load-up! Surely the FSA should look into obvious cases like this? Seems crazy! Canaccord has latched onto Bond-mania with the release of Sceptre, the latest film in the long-running franchise, on Monday to repeat its ‘buy’ rating on cinema chain Cineworld (LON;CINE). But it is the less racy expansion opportunity for the chain in eastern Europe that has got the broker’s juices running. An analysts’ trip to Romania confirmed the commanding position in a growing market held by Cineworld in a country where there is little competition said the broker. Subsidiary Cinema City operates 21 of 34 multiplexes in Romania with plans to take it to 40 multiplexes in the next five years. Cineworld also makes more money per pound of investment in Romania that anywhere else. The 40 multiplex target is realistic, believes Canaccord, as Romania has a population of 20mln and there are 23 cities with a population of over 100,000. James Bond and Star Wars excitement meanwhile has led to problems coping with the demand. Canaccord said Cineworld had confirmed its website had crashed along with its rivals due to the surge of interest, with as many ticket requests for Star Wars in a day as normally come in over three months. Buy with a 620p target price says the broker. Cannacorde note....We are reducing our Cineworld recommendation to SELL from Buy with a new, lowered share price target of 535p (from 620p), implying c10% downside. It’s time to take profits. Cineworld’s share price is up 75% over the last 12 months driven in large part by this year’s fantastic film slate that climaxes this quarter with three blockbusters: Bond Spectre, Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 and Star Wars: the Force Awakens yet Cineworld traditionally under-indexes versus Odeon and Vue on blockbusters and our research suggests this quarter will be no exception. This quarter is as good as it gets for the cinema industry. Next year's film slate is less strong and it could be a 'crowded trade' when the market wakes up to a duller outlook not helped by the distractions of the Olympics and the UEFA European Football Championships next summer.Our analysis round the three autumn blockbusters shows that Odeon is more aggressive on the allocation of screens and Vue is more aggressive on price. Cineworld does not believe in revenue yield optimization. Until it does, we believe it will continue to underperform during industry peaks. We are coming to the view that Cineworld is better at building cinemas in unsophisticated East Europe where competition is weak than optimizing performance from its sophisticated UK portfolio where competition is intense. We estimate Cineworld could be missing out on as much as £2.2m of additional EBITDA per blockbuster in the UK. Assuming a blockbuster/quarter that puts Cineworld’s missed UK opportunity at £8.8m. For 4Q15, with three potential blockbusters, the scale of the missed opportunity may be as much as £6.6m. To put this in context, the UK accounts for c65% of Cineworld EBIT and we are forecasting an H2 EBIT contribution of £44.7m for the UK and £65.4m for group EBIT. It’s a very material lost opportunity for Cineworld. Potential year-end upgrades should not be mistaken for an excellent performance: a rising tide lifts all ships. Our new 535p target price valuation is equivalent to 18.8x PER, 10.0x EV/EBITDA, an 8.0% FCF yield and 3.0% dividend yield for FY15E. The current share price of 594p values the stock on a P/E of 20.9x for FY15E, 18.9x FY16E, an EV/EBITDA of 10.9x falling to 10.0x, a FCF yield of 7.2% rising to 7.9% and dividend yield of 2.7% rising to 2.9% over the same period. It now looks an expensive stock following its re-rating over the last 12 months. Anyone else confused? Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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