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CNNWQ / Cineworld shares plunge on deal to exit bankruptcy and no longer sell U.S. and U.K. theaters
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By Proactive Investors
August 1, 2023
Cineworld lenders take control as it emerges from bankruptcy
Cineworld Group PLC (LSE:CINE), the cinema operator, suspended its shares on the London stock exchange after its plans to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy w more_horizontal
By Reuters
August 1, 2023
Cineworld emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Cineworld Group said it has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy after nearly 11 months, coming out with lower debt and a new slate of management and bo more_horizontal
By Deadline
July 31, 2023
Ann Sarnoff Joins Cineworld Board As Regal Parent Emerges From Bankruptcy
Regal parent Cineworld has officially emerged from bankruptcy, unveiling five new board members and a strengthened balance sheet. The chain, which was more_horizontal
By Proactive Investors
July 24, 2023
Cineworld rallies as Barbenheimer drives huge box office weekend
Shares in Cineworld Group PLC (LSE:CINE) investors lifted by around 10% over the last five days as hordes of moviegoers headed to the big screen to wa more_horizontal
By Proactive Investors
June 29, 2023
Cineworld falls after getting green light for US chapter 11 plan
Cineworld Group PLC (LSE:CINE) shares dropped 16% in early trading after its third amended joint chapter 11 plan of reorganisation US bankruptcy cour more_horizontal
By Invezz
June 26, 2023
Cineworld to file for administration in the United Kingdom
Cineworld Group plc (LON: CINE) plans on filing for administration in the United Kingdom as part of a proposed restructuring plan. Cineworld stock wil more_horizontal
By Proactive Investors
June 26, 2023
Cineworld set to appoint administrator in UK
Cineworld Group PLC (LSE:CINE) has announced plans to place itself into administration in the UK as it moves closer to exiting Chapter 11. The process more_horizontal
By Reuters
June 16, 2023
Cineworld bosses secure near $35 million exit payout, Financial Times reports
Britain's Cineworld's CEO Mooky Greidinger and his management team have bagged a combined payout approaching $35 million from the company's lenders to more_horizontal