Cinemark Holdings, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the theatrical exhibition business. It operates theatres in the United States and Latin America. Cinemark Holdings, Inc. was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Plano, Texas.
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Cinemark Announces Spider-Man: Brand New Day as Highest Grossing Domestic Film
Cinemark Holdings announced that Spider-Man: Brand New Day has become the highest grossing domestic film in the company's history. The film also set records across Cinemark's premium formats, becoming the best-ever title for Cinemark XD, ScreenX panoramic screens, and D-BOX motion seats. Justin McDaniel, Senior Vice President of Global Content at Cinemark, said the milestone was achieved in less than three weeks and reflects the enduring appeal of Spider-Man and the theatrical experience. The company credited its investments in premium technology, loyalty programs, and food and beverage offerings for maximizing the film's performance.
Cinemark Sets All-Time Domestic Weekend Box Office Record Driven by Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Cinemark achieved its biggest domestic weekend box office of all time from July 31 through August 2, fueled by the opening of Spider-Man: Brand New Day and a strong holdover from The Odyssey. The three-day opening of Spider-Man: Brand New Day became the company's highest-grossing single-title domestic opening weekend ever, surpassing the previous record set by Avengers: Endgame. Cinemark also set all-time three-day U.S. weekend records for its premium formats, including Cinemark XD, ScreenX panoramic screens, and D-BOX motion seats. Food, beverage, and merchandise demand reached new heights, delivering the company's highest weekend food and beverage revenue on record.
Cinemark Posts First-Ever $1 Billion Quarterly Revenue and Record EBITDA
Cinemark Holdings Inc reported its first quarter ever with worldwide revenue exceeding $1 billion, setting an all-time quarterly record. The company also achieved its highest quarterly adjusted EBITDA of $294 million and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 27.1%, the second highest in its history. Free cash flow reached nearly $300 million, while capital expenditures totaled over $60 million. All-time highs were also set in admissions revenue, concession sales, premium amenity performance, and loyalty transactions.
AMD, Iren, Archer Aviation lead midday movers on AI and contract news
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Manpower, Abbott, UnitedHealth lead midday stock movers on earnings beats
Several stocks made big moves in midday trading following earnings reports and analyst actions. ManpowerGroup surged 33% after calling for third-quarter revenue to rise 2% to 6%, above the FactSet consensus of 1.7%, and posting adjusted earnings of 99 cents per share on revenue of $4.9 billion, topping estimates. Abbott Laboratories jumped almost 11% as it raised its full-year adjusted earnings guidance to a range of $5.45 to $5.60 per share, above the FactSet consensus of $5.47. UnitedHealth rose 4% after reporting adjusted earnings of $6.38 per share on revenue of $112.03 billion, beating LSEG estimates, and hiked its full-year outlook. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing shed 2% despite beating second-quarter earnings estimates, as it raised full-year capital expenditures to between $60 billion and $64 billion and announced an additional $100 billion investment in Arizona. AtaiBeckley jumped 33% after Eli Lilly agreed to buy the psychedelic drugmaker for $2.8 billion, or $6.75 per share in cash, with potential milestone payments of up to $2.50 per share. GE Aerospace dropped 4% even after beating second-quarter earnings and revenue estimates and raising full-year guidance. United Airlines fell more than 1% as softer-than-expected third-quarter guidance of $2.50 to $3.50 per share, below the FactSet estimate of $3.53, overshadowed an earnings beat. J.B. Hunt Transport Services jumped almost 7% after reporting earnings of $1.91 per share on revenue of $3.5 billion, exceeding FactSet estimates. Cintas gained 6.5% following a Bank of America upgrade to buy, while Cinemark and Imax fell about 4% and 2% respectively after Wells Fargo downgraded both to equal weight. AST SpaceMobile tumbled more than 16% on plans to offer $1 billion of convertible senior notes due 2034.
Benchmark raises Cinemark price target to $37 on strong Q1 results and upbeat Q2 trends
Benchmark raised its price target on Cinemark Holdings to $37 from $35 while maintaining a Buy rating, citing the company's solid first-quarter 2026 results and improving second-quarter trends. Cinemark reported first-quarter revenue of $643.1 million, up 19% year-over-year and above the Street's forecast of $619.19 million, with a loss per share of $0.06 that narrowed from a loss of $0.32 a year ago and beat expectations of a $0.13 loss. The brokerage noted that second-quarter trends are tracking ahead of expectations, buoyed by strong film volume, surprise breakout films, and a favorable genre mix, along with improved operating leverage and a positive margin outlook.
Cinemark Sets All-Time Domestic Opening Weekend Record for a Family Film with Toy Story 5
Cinemark achieved its highest-ever domestic box office opening weekend for a G- or PG-rated film with Toy Story 5. The three-day opening also drove the company's best domestic June weekend box office and its top-performing box office weekend of 2026, aided by carryover from recent releases Disclosure Day and Obsession. Food and beverage per cap reached a June weekend record, boosted by strong demand for Toy Story 5-themed merchandise and expanded menu offerings. President and CEO Sean Gamble credited the milestone to the unique ability of theaters to bring audiences together for immersive storytelling and thanked partners Disney and Pixar.