Secondary Recommendation

Cineworld - Second largest cinema chain expanding rapidly

July 2015

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Shares in FTSE-250 rated Cineworld, Europe’s second largest cinema chain, have been on a tear as investors note the unusually strong line-up of blockbusters for 2015, which will boost attendances. But Cineworld is far more than just a one trick pony and the February ’14 acquisition of Cinema City, expanding its footprint into Israel and across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), has provided mouth-watering opportunities to roll-out new outlets in countries where cinema penetration is less advanced. In particular, the enlarged group now expects to expand its estate from 1,875 to 2,379 screens between 2014-2017, which should underpin healthy double-digit growth over that period.Cineworld, which floated on the Full List at 1 ...

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