Everyman Media Share Discussion Threads

[quepassa] 05/3/2020 11:05

Bond release delayed until November due to Hollywood concerns over audience numbers at this time.

Numbers of Cinema-goers in countries like China have fallen off the cliff.

Restaurants and places of communal gatherings are recording record low visitor/customer numbers.


The UK cinema industry will likewise be very negatively impacted.

ALL IMO. DYOR.
QP

[masurenguy] 05/3/2020 10:48

Results due two weeks today but the greatest interest will be the impact of CV over the past few weeks and the outlook for the first half of 2020. The shareprice is down 12% over the past 2 weeks but Cineworld seems to be in free fall. No position in EMA (or CINE for that matter) - just on my Watchlist.

[nw99] 15/1/2020 07:23

Crispin Lilly, Chief Executive of Everyman said: "This is a solid result for the year. After record admissions in 2018, UK box-office fell by 1.9% in 2019; despite this we grew each of our key performance metrics and also increased our overall market share of the UK box-office. We remain positive on the outlook for the cinema industry, the Everyman brand and for the Company in 2020. Our teams continue to deliver great results across all areas of the business and we are well placed to deliver to expectations in 2020."

[wton1] 13/1/2020 09:41

Get up u crazy cat 300p

[wton1] 13/1/2020 09:15

clast chance to get at 226p

lots of big fillums this yeafr coming

[wton1] 10/1/2020 16:35

no stopping

[wton1] 08/1/2020 14:37

300p target for me

[wton1] 08/1/2020 14:08

Evening standard


Joanna Bourke
Everyman

A recent trip to boutique cinemas chain Everyman’s Muswell Hill branch set me back £27.50. That was for two tickets to the new Star Wars film and a booking fee. Gulp. It’s hardly a cheap treat, but Everyman, known for its sofa seating, wine and fancy snacks, is confident that consumer demand is strong enough to justify its most aggressive expansion period ever. In 2020-22 it expects to open 15 more branches, including its first international site in Dublin this year.

The AIM-listed firm should benefit from a strong line-up of potential blockbusters, such as James Bond film No Time to Die, being released in the coming months, and a new app it invested in will make online bookings easier.

Tipped at: 202p

[philanderer] 08/1/2020 13:38

London Ev Standard 2020 share tips

Joanna Bourke
Everyman

A recent trip to boutique cinemas chain Everyman’s Muswell Hill branch set me back £27.50. That was for two tickets to the new Star Wars film and a booking fee. Gulp. It’s hardly a cheap treat, but Everyman, known for its sofa seating, wine and fancy snacks, is confident that consumer demand is strong enough to justify its most aggressive expansion period ever. In 2020-22 it expects to open 15 more branches, including its first international site in Dublin this year.

The AIM-listed firm should benefit from a strong line-up of potential blockbusters, such as James Bond film No Time to Die, being released in the coming months, and a new app it invested in will make online bookings easier.

Tipped at: 202p

[middlesboroughfc] 07/1/2020 10:27

260p on chart possible

[nw99] 07/1/2020 09:41

New buying coming in

[nw99] 18/12/2019 15:40

Waking up from its slumber time to buy

[nw99] 04/12/2019 08:21

£24.5m EBITDA by 2021

[nw99] 04/12/2019 08:18

Yes different model

[masurenguy] 04/12/2019 08:18

A J Bell comment on Citywire this morning.

AJ Bell: Cineworld profit warning not a surprise

A ‘mild’ profit warning from Cineworld isn’t a huge surprise as expectation were low for the cinema group, says AJ Bell. Analyst Russ Mould said a number of investors had been short selling the stock based on concerns about its large debt and weak film slate. He said the cinema industry had ‘historically been very resilient through good and bad economic times’ but its fortunes were still dependent on the popularity of the films released. ‘All cinema operators can do is make sure their sites look smart, ticket prices offer good value for money, customers buy food and drink, and everyone comes away feeling they’ve had a good time,’ said Mould. The shares fell 4.1% to 197.6p yesterday.

[nw99] 04/12/2019 08:08

One interesting thing is that Everyman has consistently increased the overall income per visitor, even though many of its new cinemas have been outside the M25, where tickets are cheaper. Food and beverage spend was £6.95 (+13%) in the latest H1, which helped take total average spend up 4% to £18.22.