Cineworld Group plc was founded in 1995 and is now one of the leading cinema groups in Europe. Originally a private company, it re-registered as a public company in May 2006 and listed on the London Stock Exchange in May 2007. Currently, Cineworld Group plc is the only quoted UK cinema business.
In December 2012, the Group acquired the Picturehouse chain of cinemas consisting of 21 cinemas, and in February 2014, the combination with Cinema City completed, creating the second largest cinema business in Europe (by number of screens). The enlarged Group now has 217 sites and a total of 2,000 fully digital screens. Our portfolio includes four out of the ten highest grossing cinemas in the UK and Ireland. We pride ourselves on outstanding picture quality and atmospheric surround sound; the soft, deep-down comfort of our modern seating; the crunch of our popcorn; and, most importantly, the friendliest customer service around. All our sites are digital, and we are one of the market leaders in 3D, a format which will become increasingly important.
In 2014, Cineworld accounted for 82.9 million admissions, had revenues of £619.4 million and an Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization (EBITDA) before exceptional items of £126.6 million.

Cineworld Group PLC (CINE:LSE) set a new 52-week high during today's trading session when it reached 673.50. Over this period, the share price is up 26.10%.

09:20 10/04/2017
Broker Forecast - Citigroup issues a broker note on Cineworld Group PLC
Citigroup today reaffirms its buy investment rating on Cineworld Group PLC (LON:CINE) and set its price target at 785p. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com

prob not a bad stock to buy ...... arguably worth considering RTN too whose sites are often adjacent

RTN had some stinky figures from memory but could easily become a t/o target

The CINE positive over RTN is a cheaper evening/visit, with the publics spare cash tightening. . The cinema seems to stand up well, when there is less cash about and especially if good quality films are shown.

certainly been performing very well as the chart shows
currently at all-time high of 689
perhaps still some puff left

ST of IC did say take profits about a week ago.

10:20 10/05/2017
Broker Forecast - Peel Hunt issues a broker note on Cineworld Group PLC
Peel Hunt today reaffirms its add investment rating on Cineworld Group PLC (LON:CINE) and raised its price target to 775p (from 675p). Story provided by StockMarketWire.com

strong review yesterday in quantum leap which is a pretty good share-sheet published monthly

Trading update

19 May
JP Morgan...
780.00
Overweight

Ex dividend 25 May 13.8p payment 22 June

09:30 22/05/2017
Broker Forecast - Deutsche Bank issues a broker note on Cineworld Group PLC
Deutsche Bank today initiates coverage of Cineworld Group PLC (LON:CINE) with a buy investment rating and price target of 825p. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com

Analyst Visit
RNS
RNS Number : 0264G
Cineworld Group plc
24 May 2017
 
24 May 2017
CINEWORLD GROUP PLC
Analyst Visit
 
Cineworld Group plc ("Cineworld" or the "Group") is hosting an analyst visit to Israel today and tomorrow.  
 
The visit will include viewing a selection of cinemas, as well as one project currently under construction. There will also be presentations by the management team on in-country operations and activities.
 
No current trading information will be disclosed during the visit. Presentation slides will be available on the Group's website this afternoon. (http://www.cineworldplc.com/investors)
Cineworld will release its interim results on 10 August 2017.

11 Jul
Deutsche Bank
825.00
Buy

Half year report

10 Aug
N+1 Singer
770.00
Buy
10 Aug
Numis
750.00
Hold
10 Aug
Peel Hunt
775.00
Add

Went and saw Dunkirk at Harlow on Sunday. Bishops Stortford was not showing it, as it is getting near the end of its run. Pulled a £!0 to purchase a ticket, nearly fell over backwards when the assistant said £10.60. Good film . Just seen my sweet bill £3.23 for 0.22 (I take that is a kg) £15 a kilo. :-))

Cant get much out of a "Cock and Hen" these days. Problem going forward is getting others to depart with their hard earned to go.

Cant get much out of a "Cock and Hen" these days. Problem going forward is getting others to depart with their hard earned to go.

:-))