Market Cap 614.28M
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 32,776,200
Avg Vol 38,251,926
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 529.55M
Stochastic %K 21%
Beta 1.77
Analysts Hold
Price Target $1.81

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
gbabe
gbabe Mar. 1 at 5:19 PM
$AMC $GME 🦍 https://x.com/business/status/2027179597406568651
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 4:15 PM
$AMC At AMC soon!!!!
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 4:13 PM
$AMC LFG
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 4:11 PM
$AMC Anywho. 2026 AMC's best year of the 2020's🔥 Because of cost cuts, debt refinancing & record high food and beverage revenue per patron, a domestic box office in 2026 of $9.6 - $10 billion would generate AMC revenue equivalent to what a pre-pandemic box office of roughly $10.5 - $11 billion would have produced under 2019 metrics. This accounts for the company's refinancing, cost reductions, and focus on profitable locations, which amplify revenue from concessions relative to admissions.
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 4:09 PM
$AMC Bots still posting false buyout narrative. 😂 👌 If another company wants to acquire AMC outright, they must: Make a tender offer or merger proposal, then get shareholder approval. Retail investors actually control most of the voting shares and if they vote no, the deal fails. Period. At 5k per share my mind could be changed though.
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Motocrosser413
Motocrosser413 Mar. 1 at 4:09 PM
$AMC IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN SCREAM 7 YET LETS GO!!!!! LETS SURPASS 80+ opening weekend!!!! 9/10!!!
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TheSniperGuy
TheSniperGuy Mar. 1 at 4:02 PM
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godofgamblerr
godofgamblerr Mar. 1 at 3:55 PM
$GME Now that the US is finally at war, stock market will be deep red tomorrow, isnt now the best time for GME to make a bid and lock in the deal when stocks shares are at a discount? Or when do we ever make a move? Bull market 0 move, slightly bear market 0 move, all kinds of events happened still 0 move. $AMC $DJT $BTC.X
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 3:18 PM
$AMC HUGE, 10 months straight of BLOCKBUSTERS at AMC. 🔥 🔥 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 Mar. 1 at 3:16 PM
$AMC EPIC!!! 🔥 🔥 Avengers: Secret Wars – $2.1 B – $2.5 BILLION. One of Marvel’s biggest ensemble films ever, expected to beat most global releases. Frozen 3 – ~$1.4 B – $1.6 B Follow-up to two of Disney’s most successful animated movies; broad global appeal. Incredibles 3 – ~$1.2 B – $1.5 B If released in 2027, strong franchise history suggests major success. Minions 3 – ~$1.0 B – $1.1 B The Despicable Me franchise has consistently pulled billion-plus totals. Star Wars: Starfighter – likely $1.0 B+ boom The Legend of Zelda – (potential ~$1.0 B) Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse ~$1.0 B+ The Batman: Part II – (~$1.0 B+) Minecraft Movie 2 – (~$1.0 B+) Godzilla x Kong: Supernova – ~$1.0 B+ 2027, shaping up to be huge, with major tentpoles like Avengers: Secret Wars, The Batman: Part II, Frozen 3, Shrek 5, and Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse** expected to drive significant earnings, potentially seeing the first year with ten $100+ million domestic openers
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Latest News on AMC
AMC: Another Reverse Split Possible

Feb 26, 2026, 11:51 AM EST - 3 days ago

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gbabe
gbabe Mar. 1 at 5:19 PM
$AMC $GME 🦍 https://x.com/business/status/2027179597406568651
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 4:15 PM
$AMC At AMC soon!!!!
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 4:13 PM
$AMC LFG
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 4:11 PM
$AMC Anywho. 2026 AMC's best year of the 2020's🔥 Because of cost cuts, debt refinancing & record high food and beverage revenue per patron, a domestic box office in 2026 of $9.6 - $10 billion would generate AMC revenue equivalent to what a pre-pandemic box office of roughly $10.5 - $11 billion would have produced under 2019 metrics. This accounts for the company's refinancing, cost reductions, and focus on profitable locations, which amplify revenue from concessions relative to admissions.
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 4:09 PM
$AMC Bots still posting false buyout narrative. 😂 👌 If another company wants to acquire AMC outright, they must: Make a tender offer or merger proposal, then get shareholder approval. Retail investors actually control most of the voting shares and if they vote no, the deal fails. Period. At 5k per share my mind could be changed though.
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Motocrosser413
Motocrosser413 Mar. 1 at 4:09 PM
$AMC IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN SCREAM 7 YET LETS GO!!!!! LETS SURPASS 80+ opening weekend!!!! 9/10!!!
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TheSniperGuy
TheSniperGuy Mar. 1 at 4:02 PM
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godofgamblerr
godofgamblerr Mar. 1 at 3:55 PM
$GME Now that the US is finally at war, stock market will be deep red tomorrow, isnt now the best time for GME to make a bid and lock in the deal when stocks shares are at a discount? Or when do we ever make a move? Bull market 0 move, slightly bear market 0 move, all kinds of events happened still 0 move. $AMC $DJT $BTC.X
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 3:18 PM
$AMC HUGE, 10 months straight of BLOCKBUSTERS at AMC. 🔥 🔥 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 Mar. 1 at 3:16 PM
$AMC EPIC!!! 🔥 🔥 Avengers: Secret Wars – $2.1 B – $2.5 BILLION. One of Marvel’s biggest ensemble films ever, expected to beat most global releases. Frozen 3 – ~$1.4 B – $1.6 B Follow-up to two of Disney’s most successful animated movies; broad global appeal. Incredibles 3 – ~$1.2 B – $1.5 B If released in 2027, strong franchise history suggests major success. Minions 3 – ~$1.0 B – $1.1 B The Despicable Me franchise has consistently pulled billion-plus totals. Star Wars: Starfighter – likely $1.0 B+ boom The Legend of Zelda – (potential ~$1.0 B) Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse ~$1.0 B+ The Batman: Part II – (~$1.0 B+) Minecraft Movie 2 – (~$1.0 B+) Godzilla x Kong: Supernova – ~$1.0 B+ 2027, shaping up to be huge, with major tentpoles like Avengers: Secret Wars, The Batman: Part II, Frozen 3, Shrek 5, and Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse** expected to drive significant earnings, potentially seeing the first year with ten $100+ million domestic openers
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 3:15 PM
$AMC Incoming!!!!!! $2.4 BILLION of debt, pushed out for 5 years, 😂 until 2031 Shorts R So Fckd! AMC Entertainment is actively pursuing a refinancing transaction that would extend approximately $2.4 billion of its existing debt maturities to 2031. On February 23, 2026, the company launched an offering of $1.73 billion in first-lien senior secured notes due 2031, along with a proposed $750 million first-lien term loan also due in 2031, for a total of about $2.48 billion.
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UsingAGodAlgorithm
UsingAGodAlgorithm Mar. 1 at 2:52 PM
$AMC $ARKK $GME $QQQ $ROKU (amc down -99% from short entry, and others also) This was perfection on AMC, will never return to those prices (ever) - we called at -99% drop from the top on AMC - do you know anyone else that did the same? Now we are at another top and all these names will be affected.
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 2:49 PM
$AMC 2026 is the first “fully normalized” year AMC has had since pre-COVID, and that matters a lot. Here’s the clean breakdown: Blockbusters are back, Studios stopped hoarding tentpoles. Sequels, franchises, and true four-quadrant films are finally landing in regular cadence again. Fewer “one-movie-per-month” droughts. Volume is back too (this is the bigger deal) The strikes didn’t kill movies — they delayed them. That created a compressed pipeline: films meant for late 2024–2025 are now stacked into 2026. Theatrical release counts are approaching 2018–2019 levels again. Why volume matters more than one mega-hit, Theaters don’t live on one $1B movie. They thrive on: consistent weekly attendance, mid-tier hits, fewer dead weekends. A steady slate lifts concessions, repeat visits, and utilization. 📈 The net effect More releases + bigger releases = higher aggregate box office. “Box office doesn’t need to return to 2019 levels for AMC to be profitable.” ~ Adam Aron
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BuenAmigo
BuenAmigo Mar. 1 at 2:45 PM
$AMC shittadel is in trouble they are on JPMs shit list
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JimmyNeutron26
JimmyNeutron26 Mar. 1 at 1:04 PM
$AMC https://variety.com/2026/film/news/amc-theatres-attendance-drops-quarterly-revenues-fall-avatar-3-1236670214/ Hahahahahahaha @BILLIONSTOBUYBACK iz just here posting lies and nonsense typical baggie, you can’t trust them.
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JimmyNeutron26
JimmyNeutron26 Mar. 1 at 12:53 PM
$AMC hahahahahahahahaha
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JimmyNeutron26
JimmyNeutron26 Mar. 1 at 12:51 PM
$AMC bagged for life.
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JimmyNeutron26
JimmyNeutron26 Mar. 1 at 12:46 PM
$GNS smooth move DA, everything is up but your accounts. $AMC
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Padde44
Padde44 Mar. 1 at 12:43 PM
$AMC Good morning US-Apes - Germany is here since January21 and Germany will be here when MOASS happens - We are millions around the world and We own the floats - 50K is only 5K and 1M is the golden floor - Enjoy your weekend and the movies - #Weridetogether
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JimmyNeutron26
JimmyNeutron26 Mar. 1 at 12:41 PM
$AMC hey everyone let’s all go see a movie tickets and concessions are 30% more today than they were in 2019. The same movie ticket, soda, and candy cost 30% more nothings changed other than portions of gotten smaller. Yeah let’s go get ripped off at the movie theater!!!! You poor baggies are so blinded.
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JimmyNeutron26
JimmyNeutron26 Mar. 1 at 12:37 PM
$AMC when the goods people are buying cost more to make than they did in 2019, charging more to cover those cost doesn’t mean amc is making more on every person who walks in. They’re making the same if not less than they did in 2019, taking the numbers at face value is exactly what AA wants you DAs to do. It’s clear you weren’t buying groceries in 2019 nor are you today.
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BILLIONSTOBUYBACK
BILLIONSTOBUYBACK Mar. 1 at 12:33 PM
$AMC LFG 2026 is the first “fully normalized” year AMC has had since pre-COVID, and that matters a lot. Here’s the clean breakdown: Blockbusters are back, Studios stopped hoarding tentpoles. Sequels, franchises, and true four-quadrant films are finally landing in regular cadence again. Fewer “one-movie-per-month” droughts. Volume is back too (this is the bigger deal) The strikes didn’t kill movies — they delayed them. That created a compressed pipeline: films meant for late 2024–2025 are now stacked into 2026. Theatrical release counts are approaching 2018–2019 levels again. Why volume matters more than one mega-hit, Theaters don’t live on one $1B movie. They thrive on: consistent weekly attendance, mid-tier hits, fewer dead weekends. A steady slate lifts concessions, repeat visits, and utilization. 📈 The net effect More releases + bigger releases = higher aggregate box office. Fixed costs spread over more revenue = stronger cash flow even without record-breaking films
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