AMC Entertainment reported strong quarterly results, narrowing its loss from $32.8 million to just $4.7 million. The company saw a 26% increase in attendance during the period, with on an adjusted basis breaking even. Revenue surged 35%, exceeding Wall Street estimates.
Shares gained 3% after the earnings report, reaching as high as 11% intraday. CEO Adam Aron attributed the results to a “recovering industry-wide box office,” despite facing challenges from writers’ and actors’ strikes and post-pandemic declines in movie attendance.
The company has reduced its debt load by pushing off maturities until 2029, creating a solid foundation for growth momentum. Consolidated admissions revenue per patron reached $12 for the first time ever, with total revenue reaching $22.26. AMC’s premium offerings, including the AMC Go Plan, also saw significant growth.
Aron credited the combination of a resurgent box office, premium experiences, and marketing programs with driving the company’s success. With this momentum expected to continue into 2026, investors are optimistic about AMC Entertainment’s future prospects.
Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/11/amc-earnings-q2-2025-narrow-losses.html