Market Cap 625.79M
Revenue (ttm) 4.64B
Net Income (ttm) -352.60M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -7.60%
Debt to Equity Ratio -2.26
Volume 49,699,200
Avg Vol 36,150,602
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 512.94M
Stochastic %K 6%
Beta 1.77
Analysts Hold
Price Target $2.22

Company Profile

AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the theatrical exhibition business in the United States and Europe. It owns, operates, or has interests in theatres. The company was founded in 1920 and is headquartered in Leawood, Kansas.

Industry: Entertainment
Sector: Communication Services
Phone: 913 213 2000
Address:
One AMC Way, 11500 Ash Street, Leawood, United States
65creedmore
65creedmore Feb. 15 at 1:28 AM
$AMC I’ll we follow doge again?
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:53 AM
$AMC Then there's this....next 10.5 months at AMC. BOOOOM! 🔥 AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY — $1.8 - $2 billion SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY — $1.4 billion THE SUPER MARIO GALAXY MOVIE — $1.3 billion+ TOY STORY 5 — $1.1 billion+ MOANA (2026 live-action) — $1.1 billion MINIONS 3: MEGA MINIONS — $900 million – $1.1 billion DUNE: Part Three (aka Dune: Messiah) — $900 million–$1.2 billion THE MANDALORIAN & GROGU — $900 million–$1.2 billion THE ODYSSEY — $800 million–$1.1 billion JUMANJI 3 — $800 million - $1 billion SUPERGIRL: WOMAN of TOMORROW — $700 million–$900 million THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE on the REAPING — $600 million–$800 million DISCLOSURE DAY (Spielberg UFO film) — $600 million–$800 million FAST X part 2 -- $700 million MICHAEL (biopic) — $600 million–$800 million
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:51 AM
$AMC AMC’s capital structure is incrementally stronger now relative to where it was around July 2025, mainly because: Key debt maturities were pushed out. Some debt was converted or cancelled. Litigation over debt was resolved. Relative liquidity runway and refinancing flexibility have improved. More refinancing incoming. AMC lowering interest expense. LFG. 🚨 According to AMC’s January 2026 announcement: The company reached an agreement with certain noteholders to refinance its existing term loan and other notes, with the goal of: Extending maturities and Reducing interest expense on the refinanced debt. When AMC refinances it will replace higher-cost instruments with lower-cost debt. AMC will save hundreds of millions of dollars. LFG!
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 15 at 12:25 AM
$AMC Yes, they’re debt dropped, because of massive dilution. Shareholders got nuked to pay down creditors. That’s why the share price is down so much!!!! 😂😂😂
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gwc1215
gwc1215 Feb. 15 at 12:24 AM
$AMC AA created roughly 4 Billion in debt with reckless spending purchasing not one not two but 3 large movie theatre chains near bankrupt , piss poor condition , piss poor locations , piss poor lease agreements half of them have been closed AMC had a profit every quarter till AA became CEO and has not have a green quarter ever fire his fat greedy ass
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:20 AM
$AMC So AMC's 'real' debt has dropped almost $2 billion in a few years, down to its current $3.8 billion, and will be dropping even lower from there. LFG!
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:17 AM
$AMC For AMC Entertainment, a $1.5 Billion box-office quarter today equates to $2.25 billion earnings of earlier quarters, because margins—not raw box office—drive the comparison. BOOM!!!! 🔥 “Box office doesn’t need to return to 2019 levels for AMC to be profitable.” ~ Adam Aron Why today’s box office is 'worth much more': Much higher per-patron spend (premium formats, pricing, food & beverage). Cost rationalization (closed weak theaters, leaner staffing). Debt runway pushed to 2029–2030, lowering near-term liquidity risk. Better revenue mix (IMAX, Dolby, alcohol, loyalty monetization). LFG!!! 🔥
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:16 AM
$AMC AMC’s capital structure is incrementally stronger now relative to where it was around July 2025, mainly because: Key debt maturities were pushed out Some debt was converted or cancelled. Litigation over debt was resolved. Relative liquidity runway and refinancing flexibility have improved. AMC lowering interest expense. LFG. 🚨 According to AMC’s January 2026 announcement: The company reached an agreement with certain noteholders to refinance its existing term loan and other notes, with the goal of: Extending maturities and Reducing interest expense on the refinanced debt. Interest expense is expected to fall relative to the ~$139 M quarterly pace reported in Q3 2025 — when AMC refinances and replaces higher-cost instruments with lower-cost or longer-dated debt. AMC will save hundreds of millions of dollars. LFG!
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 15 at 12:16 AM
$AMC lol what does this have to do with the fact that AMC is still has a massive debt load in 2025?!😂😂😂
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:15 AM
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65creedmore
65creedmore Feb. 15 at 1:28 AM
$AMC I’ll we follow doge again?
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:53 AM
$AMC Then there's this....next 10.5 months at AMC. BOOOOM! 🔥 AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY — $1.8 - $2 billion SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY — $1.4 billion THE SUPER MARIO GALAXY MOVIE — $1.3 billion+ TOY STORY 5 — $1.1 billion+ MOANA (2026 live-action) — $1.1 billion MINIONS 3: MEGA MINIONS — $900 million – $1.1 billion DUNE: Part Three (aka Dune: Messiah) — $900 million–$1.2 billion THE MANDALORIAN & GROGU — $900 million–$1.2 billion THE ODYSSEY — $800 million–$1.1 billion JUMANJI 3 — $800 million - $1 billion SUPERGIRL: WOMAN of TOMORROW — $700 million–$900 million THE HUNGER GAMES: SUNRISE on the REAPING — $600 million–$800 million DISCLOSURE DAY (Spielberg UFO film) — $600 million–$800 million FAST X part 2 -- $700 million MICHAEL (biopic) — $600 million–$800 million
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:51 AM
$AMC AMC’s capital structure is incrementally stronger now relative to where it was around July 2025, mainly because: Key debt maturities were pushed out. Some debt was converted or cancelled. Litigation over debt was resolved. Relative liquidity runway and refinancing flexibility have improved. More refinancing incoming. AMC lowering interest expense. LFG. 🚨 According to AMC’s January 2026 announcement: The company reached an agreement with certain noteholders to refinance its existing term loan and other notes, with the goal of: Extending maturities and Reducing interest expense on the refinanced debt. When AMC refinances it will replace higher-cost instruments with lower-cost debt. AMC will save hundreds of millions of dollars. LFG!
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 15 at 12:25 AM
$AMC Yes, they’re debt dropped, because of massive dilution. Shareholders got nuked to pay down creditors. That’s why the share price is down so much!!!! 😂😂😂
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gwc1215
gwc1215 Feb. 15 at 12:24 AM
$AMC AA created roughly 4 Billion in debt with reckless spending purchasing not one not two but 3 large movie theatre chains near bankrupt , piss poor condition , piss poor locations , piss poor lease agreements half of them have been closed AMC had a profit every quarter till AA became CEO and has not have a green quarter ever fire his fat greedy ass
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:20 AM
$AMC So AMC's 'real' debt has dropped almost $2 billion in a few years, down to its current $3.8 billion, and will be dropping even lower from there. LFG!
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:17 AM
$AMC For AMC Entertainment, a $1.5 Billion box-office quarter today equates to $2.25 billion earnings of earlier quarters, because margins—not raw box office—drive the comparison. BOOM!!!! 🔥 “Box office doesn’t need to return to 2019 levels for AMC to be profitable.” ~ Adam Aron Why today’s box office is 'worth much more': Much higher per-patron spend (premium formats, pricing, food & beverage). Cost rationalization (closed weak theaters, leaner staffing). Debt runway pushed to 2029–2030, lowering near-term liquidity risk. Better revenue mix (IMAX, Dolby, alcohol, loyalty monetization). LFG!!! 🔥
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:16 AM
$AMC AMC’s capital structure is incrementally stronger now relative to where it was around July 2025, mainly because: Key debt maturities were pushed out Some debt was converted or cancelled. Litigation over debt was resolved. Relative liquidity runway and refinancing flexibility have improved. AMC lowering interest expense. LFG. 🚨 According to AMC’s January 2026 announcement: The company reached an agreement with certain noteholders to refinance its existing term loan and other notes, with the goal of: Extending maturities and Reducing interest expense on the refinanced debt. Interest expense is expected to fall relative to the ~$139 M quarterly pace reported in Q3 2025 — when AMC refinances and replaces higher-cost instruments with lower-cost or longer-dated debt. AMC will save hundreds of millions of dollars. LFG!
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 15 at 12:16 AM
$AMC lol what does this have to do with the fact that AMC is still has a massive debt load in 2025?!😂😂😂
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:15 AM
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BuenAmigo
BuenAmigo Feb. 15 at 12:15 AM
$AMC pathetic paid basher we know who he is , his ugly ssister makes more $ working the bars and servicing drunk Royal and US Navy sailors 🤣😂🤣
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:14 AM
$AMC AMC did reduce it's debt of $5.6 billion just a few years ago, to $3.8 billion now. Great job, Adam.
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Feb. 15 at 12:12 AM
$AMC Hedgefund-hired bots don't mention that in 2019 lease debt was not included the way it is now on pre-2019 financials, and the change is purely accounting-driven, not economic. Here’s the clean explanation. Why lease debt wasn’t shown the same way in 2019 Pre-2019 accounting (ASC 840) Before 2019, U.S. companies followed ASC 840: Operating leases (which covered most retail, theater, and restaurant leases) ❌ NOT recorded as debt ❌ NOT on the balance sheet
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 14 at 11:58 PM
$AMC Show us in the financials where AMC’s total debt was ever over $10B. You won’t, because it never was. You’re confusing total liabilities with debt, then swapping definitions years later to fake a 63% reduction. Post the 10-K line item or stop embarrassing yourself. We all know you can’t. 😂😂😂
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NoctoriousGorilla
NoctoriousGorilla Feb. 14 at 11:37 PM
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LupoHQ
LupoHQ Feb. 14 at 11:20 PM
$AMC DO NOT LISTEN TO THE AUTO-BOTS ON THIS BOARD, THIS COMPANY IS GOING TO DO A R/S THIS QUARTER. I wish very badly this company was bullish, but unfortunately its board is just bullshit. ALSO THANKS FOR THE 3 YEARS OF FREE MONEY.
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 14 at 11:14 PM
$AMC Show AMC’s total debt in 2020 if you actually think that chart is right. Of course you can’t, because it doesn’t exist the way you’re claiming it. You used total liabilities in 2020 and then switched to corporate borrowings in 2025 to fake a 63% reduction. That’s not fundamentals, that’s lying. Corporate borrowings are still over $4B. Classic baggie math. 😂😂😂
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 14 at 11:08 PM
$AMC AMC debt did not drop 63%, you liar. You’re taking total liabilities in 2020 and comparing it to corporate debt in 2025, that’s apples to oranges. And you don’t even have the right figure: corporate borrowings are still over $4B. You baggies are hilarious!!! 😂😂😂
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 14 at 11:02 PM
$AMC Congrats on dodging the topic. Fundamentals still garbage though. 😂😂😂
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watcherss
watcherss Feb. 14 at 10:38 PM
$AMC Another moron baggie, that has no response when you bring up the weak fundamentals for this company!!! 😂😂😂
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Mining_For_Gems
Mining_For_Gems Feb. 14 at 10:29 PM
$AMC Happy ♥️ Day Go See A Movie. 🍿🥤
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