Multiplex Stocks

SC relief fails to cheer multiplex stocks; PVR, Inox trend may turn bearish

PVR and Inox Leisure stocks must defend key levels to avoid turning bearish, show technical charts

PVR sees superplexes as next blockbuster concept in cinema business

A regular multiplex typically has 4-5 screens per property. Larger ones may go up to 7-8 screens at a single location

TMS Ep251: SpiceJet crisis, EV boom, multiplex stocks, reserve currency

How can SpiceJet come out of crisis? Is the stage set for an EV boom in India? How 'Boycott Bollywood' has hit PVR, Inox Leisure's stocks? What is a reserve currency? All answers here

Covid-19: Analysts dump diagnostic firms for multiplexes on solid outlook

Experts believe the current news cycle may keep the stock prices of related players volatile in the near term, but any fundamental or direct impact, in the long run, remains improbable.

Why are analysts dumping diagnostics sector for multiplexes?

Soon after the news of rising Covid-cases in parts of India, diagnostic and multiplex stocks moved in opposite directions on Monday. Find out analysts' views on the two sectors and if should you worry

PVR-Inox: Merger faces no threat from OTT; CCI approval eyed, say analysts

PVR and Inox have seen strong bounceback led by compelling movie content, rise in average ticket prices, and food and beverage (F&B) revenue per head surpassing pre-pandemic levels

Stocks to Watch: UPL, ITC, Restaurants, Multiplexes, FMCG, OMCs, Suzlon

Shares of multiplex restaurant owners are likely to be in focus on easing of Covid-19 related curbs in Maharashtra.

After a strong Q3 show, multiplex operators face near-term headwinds

While January could be a washout, footfalls are expected to recover once the virus impact wanes

IndiGo, PVR: These recovery-plays can surge up to 11% despite Omicron woes

These stocks have corrected between 10-20 per cent over the last one month relative to benchmarks' 3 per cent fall. Here's a possible way forward for these stocks

Occupancy uptick, content pipeline drive multiplex stocks' rally

More state governments could join Maharashtra in easing restrictions ahead of the festive season

Analysts bullish on PVR on long-term growth outlook

As single screen closures could accelerate, PVR could emerge stronger relative to most other cinema operators and may be well placed to capitalize on likely pent-up demand

PVR, Inox Leisure skid up to 9% as Crisil downgrades long-term ratings

Continued restrictions for more than 3-4 months and lower-than-expected ramp-up in occupancy post lifting, resulting in higher-than-expected cash loss.

'Markets conditions are optimal for an investor with a buy & hold approach'

There are opportunities for contrarian investing in commodity producers, corporate banks, select mid corporates and small enterprises

Burger King, PVR: Avoid these stocks as India sees second wave of Covid-19

Amid second wave of Covid-19 in India, analysts believe investors will be better off if they avoid QSR, multiplex, or travel-related stocks till the situation improves

Despite Q3 loss, analysts still bullish on this multiplex stock & why!

In the December quarter, PVR posted a net loss of Rs 49.10 crore as it continued to be impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic

PVR, Inox Leisure tumble up to 16% in 2 days over Covid-19 fears

Over the weekend, the UK said it had identified a new strain of Covid-19 which spreads more quickly than previous variants

Multiplex stocks climb as Maharashtra allows movie theatres to reopen

The state accounts for a fifth of the screens for PVR and Inox Leisure

PVR, Inox Leisure gain up to 8% as cinemas reopen in Maharashtra

This will benefit multiplex companies as box office revenue from Maharashtra state constitutes around 30 per cent of total revenue for Hindi films

Occupancy trends key to sense theatre chain PVR's cash flows: Analysts

Company sharply reduces employee costs and rental charges, but has to offer heavy discounts on tickets and snacks

Unlock 5.0: Analysts remain cautious on PVR, Inox Leisure despite relief

The 50 per cent capacity, given under Unlock 5.0, is unlikely to make up for the losses already incurred in the past six months, say analysts