AMC Entertainment

AMC Entertainment generated consolidated revenue of over $1 billion in Q1 2026 and an adjusted EBITDA of $38.3 million, its best Q1 result since 2019. The cinemas welcomed 47.6 million guests (+13.6%), and long-term liabilities were reduced to around $3.9 billion. The company announced the new concert experience Arena One and set revenue and EPS ranges for the coming quarters (revenue: $998.3 million–$1.484 billion; EPS: -$0.10 to $0.01). » More on de.investing.com

In the first fiscal quarter of 2026, AMC Entertainment reduced loss per share from -$0.47 to -$0.22, beating analysts' expectation of -$0.34. Revenue rose to $1.045 billion from $862.5 million a year earlier and topped the estimate of $968.85 million. The stock was unchanged after hours at $1.58. » More on finanzen.net

AMC Entertainment recorded its highest combined global revenue from ticket sales and concessions in its 106-year history over the five-day Easter weekend. More than 6.0 million guests visited AMC and ODEON cinemas from Wednesday to Sunday; the main driver was “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,” supported by additional new releases and ongoing titles. The strong weekend performance recently lifted the stock by more than 14%, while the company continues to grapple with $8.1 billion in total debt and a negative free cash flow of $366 million over the last twelve months. » More on de.investing.com

AMC Entertainment has pushed back the deadline to commit to a first‑lien secured credit facility for its Odeon unit from April 6, 2026, to April 20, 2026, to complete documentation. The facility with Deutsche Bank’s New York branch provides for up to $425 million and is intended to refinance Odeon’s first‑lien notes (maturing 2027, 12.75% coupon) and cover related costs; a fixed‑rate loan to 2031 at 10.50% interest is planned. AMC remains highly leveraged (total debt $8.1 billion with a market capitalization of about $591.54 million). » More on de.investing.com

AMC Entertainment filed a prospectus supplement to permit the resale of up to 15,378,194 Class A shares issued as consent fees in connection with amendments to Exchangeable Notes. The shares have already been issued; AMC emphasizes it will not receive proceeds from any potential sales and said the issuance was exempt from the registration requirement. The filing also includes an opinion on the validity of the shares with the SEC. » More on de.investing.com