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AMC shares surged after the theater chain reported record quarterly revenue and EBITDA. CEO Adam Aron said strong theatrical releases show audiences still want to watch films in cinemas.
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00:02AMC Entertainment shares surged Monday after the theater chain reported its highest quarterly
00:08revenue in company history. In an interview with CNBC, CEO Adam Aaron said the company delivered
00:15record revenue and EBITDA as strong second quarter films and food and beverage sales
00:21supported results. Six films designed for theaters opened to at least $75 million domestically in
00:28the second quarter. Aaron said, Hollywood has learned that audiences still want to see movies
00:34in theaters and argued the industry has won its battle with at-home viewing. He also expressed
00:40confidence in the second half film slate, including The Odyssey and upcoming Spider-Man, Avengers and
00:46Dune releases. AMC hosted 4.3 million guests worldwide over the weekend. The stock rose 26.8% to 246
00:55Monday and has gained 50.3% in 2026. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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