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Everyman Media - Exciting roll out concept for independent cinemas

September 2018

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Readers may recall how quoted pizza chains Ask and Prezzo rewarded shareholders with mouth watering gains based on a formula of innovation, value for money and a national “roll-out”. We mention these because the Kaye family, which was heavily involved in both, has popped up again with Everyman Media, a UK focused independent cinema chain, which is growing like topsy.Formed in late 1999 when local investors clubbed together to acquire the original 1930s Everyman Cinema in Hampstead, executive director Adam Kaye, who together with his family holds a 20.8% interest, alongside chairman Paul Wise (4.1% stake), had a plan to build a chain of upmarket independent cinemas. Their concept involves screening contemporary and arty ...

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