Overview
- Attendance totaled 56.3 million for the quarter, down from 62.4 million a year earlier, as revenue edged down 1.4% to $1.288 billion.
- Net loss came to roughly $127 million, with loss per share improving to 25 cents from 35 cents in the prior year.
- Adjusted EBITDA reached about $134 million, trailing the year-ago period as operating leverage weakened on a softer slate.
- AMC cited fewer tentpole releases early in the quarter, noted holiday titles lifted performance later, and reported record per‑patron admissions revenue alongside resilient food-and-beverage spending.
- The stock fell about 3% to $1.16, with results topping Wall Street estimates, and management pointed to a potential 2026 box‑office recovery that coverage links to upcoming titles like The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Scream 7, and Pixar’s Hoppers.