Cinemark expands SCREENX footprint with 20 new auditoriums

CJ 4DPLEX and Cinemark sign agreement to add 20 new SCREENX auditoriums globally. Expansion includes 17 new locations in the U.S. and three in Latin America. Six U.S. auditoriums open in 2026, raising domestic SCREENX count to 30. Partnership builds on initial collaboration established in 2022.

Morgan Stanley lowers Cinemark Holdings price target to $40

Morgan Stanley maintains Equal-Weight rating on Cinemark Holdings. Price target lowered from $42 to $40 by analyst Daniel Duran. No change in investment stance despite reduced valuation.

Cinemark becomes official movie theater of Dallas Cowboys

Cinemark Holdings partners with Dallas Cowboys as official movie theater. Branding will appear at AT&T Stadium and on game broadcasts. Activations include themed food, beverages, and exclusive promotions. Cinemark XD generates 13% of global box office from 5% of screens. Company operates nearly 500 theaters across US and Latin America.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day becomes Cinemark’s highest-grossing domestic film

Spider-Man: Brand New Day sets a new domestic box office record for Cinemark Holdings, Inc., surpassing all previous titles. The film also achieved historic highs in premium formats like XD and D-BOX, demonstrating the financial impact of Cinemark's investment in upscale amenities and technology. With 72% of its domestic circuit featuring Luxury Loungers and strong concession uptake, the company leverages its infrastructure to maximize per-screen yields.

Cinemark declares $0.09 quarterly dividend, appoints Burian

Cinemark Holdings declared a $0.09 per share quarterly dividend payable in September 2026. The theatrical exhibition giant also expanded its board to 12 members by appointing Lawrence Burian, leveraging his extensive experience in media and entertainment sectors.

Cinemark sets domestic box office record with Spider-Man debut

Cinemark Holdings, Inc. achieved its all-time highest domestic box office weekend from July 31 to August 2, led by the record-breaking opening of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The film surpassed Avengers: Endgame as the company's top three-day domestic opener. Concurrently, Cinemark set new records for food and beverage revenue and premium format attendance across Cinemark XD, ScreenX, and D-BOX. CEO Sean Gamble cited the success as evidence of the power of immersive theatrical experiences. The company also outlined its upcoming film slate through December, including Dune: Part Three and Avengers: Doomsday.