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Cineplex Inc (CGX.TO)

11.20
-0.01 (0.09%)
as of Jun 5, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJun 6, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

Cineplex Inc (CGX-T) has faced significant challenges since the COVID pandemic, with a disappointing box office performance in Q3 and Q4, though Q1 shows signs of improvement thanks to a strong December. Some analysts believe that the company's current struggles might present a fantastic risk/return opportunity, especially as the retiring CEO's departure may catalyze a potential sale by mid-2026. There is skepticism about the long-term impact of streaming on Cineplex's business model, suggesting that while it may not be the same company as before, it still has potential assets to be divested or capitalized upon. Overall, there is uncertainty regarding the next strategic move, prompting some experts to recommend exploring energy infrastructure investments as alternatives.

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Undervalued
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TOP PICK
8.6% yield. Doesn't have to roll into a corporation because it has a lot of tax losses. Box office receipts are up 17% year-to-date. Concession growth has been fantastic. Media side has done pretty well with their loyalty programs.
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Box office is up over 30% on a year-over-year basis. Concession revenue has also been strong. As the economy starts to recover they have a media business, which bodes really well in terms of growth.
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8-1/2% yield, strong slate of movies this summer.
COMMENT
The movie business has proved to be recession resistant. Very solid company and good management. Reasonable balance sheet. Low payout ratio at about 70%. Expecting good upside once the economy starts to turn. Have significant tax pools so doesn't expect them to be taxable immediately when they convert in 2011.
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Good yield of about 8.5%. If it got hit $12.50 he would exit. Good chance it will go up $1 or $2 from here.
TOP PICK
Main box office business is relatively stable and recession resistant. Low payout ratio. Clean balance sheet. Strong management. Media advertising on screen is the growth engine and in this environment may be somewhat challenged by that today's price you have an option on the growth. Their loyalty program “Scene” allows advertisers to reach the 18 to 25 demographic.
TOP PICK
Recession resistant. Great yield. Have about 60% of the business in Canada.
BUY
Feels that as people are inundated with bad news, “out of home” cheap entertainment will be popular. 3-D movies will be coming out in 2010. Good price.
TOP PICK
Controls 64% of Canada's movie screens. Pays 70% of its earnings out in distributions. Roughly 10% yield, which is sustainable. Have tax pools so that in 2010 they won't be taxed until several years after.
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It has tax pools so that when it converts it wont be taxed for some time, yield at over 9%, 70% of earnings pay distribution. Tremendous income oriented stock.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 12/07. Down 13%.) In ad times, people go to more movies. Reliant on a few big blockbusters to fill the theatre. Likes that they are putting cultural things on the screen. Would probably sell at $17-$18.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick July 30/07. Down 6%.) Sold this about 6 months ago. Would like to Buy it back at under $14.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick July 23/07. Down 4% total return.) Still likes and have been buying in the recent lows. Feels the movie going experience is a defensive play. The cine media side (commercials) has been growing quite substantially. Top-notch management team.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick July 23/07. Up 2% including distributions.) Took some profits last fall. The go-forward slate of movies for them is quite strong. Good management. The major growth engine has been their advertising but overall advertising has been in a slump.
TOP PICK
Box office numbers have been good. Demographics will increase the number of viewers.
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