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Cineplex Inc (CGX.TO)

12.68
+0.14 (1.12%)
as of Aug 13, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

Cineplex Inc (CGX-T) has recently struggled with disappointing box office numbers, particularly in Q3 and Q4, although there is hope for an improvement in Q1 with strong December figures anticipated. Additionally, external factors such as the Blue Jays' playoff run impacted their performance. Leadership changes are on the horizon, as the CEO is set to retire at the end of the year, raising speculation about a potential sale of the company before his departure. While opinions on the stock's trajectory differ, some experts believe that there is still value, citing a possible valuation of $34 against an analyst target of $14.25. Concerns over competition from streaming services and evolving consumer preferences persist, prompting some to question the future direction of the company and look for alternative investment options.

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Neutral
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Undervalued
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WAIT
Keep in mind that it is not its own master. It is dependent on product that is given to them. Last year was not a good year for Hollywood. The question is whether this will be a good year or a bad tear for attendance.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Had really liked this but exited his position when it reached his point of valuation. Still likes, but would prefer to see it come off a little bit.
HOLD
Nice move. It is expensive. DO not particularly represent the kinds of values he would go out and buy. Would be a holder, but not a buyer.
TOP PICK
Likes the 5% + yield. Leading operator of theatre chains in Canada with about a 7% share. They have benefited from the advent of 3-D films. Have been very efficient in increasing their operations in terms of concession spending, which is highly profitable. Have also found alternative sources of revenues for their theatres.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 19/10. Up 22.74%.) Great hold.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 6/11. Up 14.71%.) Really good job of getting more revenues from advertising and alternative programming. Also have the concession mix right. Still a Buy.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 11/10. Up 24.42%.) Good steady dividend payer. Over 5% yield. 50% payout ratio. Good for the long haul.
WEAK BUY
Has been going sideways for a bit. Has been fully pieced but if you want growth and stable income over 3 years then it is for you. Like a lot of high-income stocks, the prices are full because people are chasing yield.
TOP PICK
Not ultra cheap but looking for a good 4th quarter. Movie releases this year look stronger than last year's.
TOP PICK
(Top Pick Oct 6/10, Up 32.77%) Going forward it is going to be solid. Steady Eddy, you get a dividend and you are happy. Bought more on the dip. Probably will raise dividend at year-end. People keep going to the movies even in a recession.
BUY
Should see some good growth going forward. Revenues should pick up nicely with some of their premium offerings. Rent out facilities in off-hours for viewing sporting events. Also there is a great slate of movies coming out.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 23/10. Up 28.83%.) Just sold his holdings recently as he felt it was fully valued. Well-run company. Has the ability to continue paying out their dividend.
TOP PICK
Has had a terrific run. People are going to more movies. Getting good revenue from their commercials. Extremely well-managed. Still make most of their money on their concessions.
BUY
He likes this because it is defensive in nature. A nice long 3-year trend. Bit of a hiccup earlier this year. Would like to see it break out above $27. It went up today when the market went down. 5% dividend.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sept 23/10. Up 33.7%.)
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