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Trades about 31% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
EVT Limited, an Australian enterprise with its headquarters in Sydney, has been a significant player in the entertainment, hospitality, and leisure industries since its founding in 1910. The company, which rebranded from Event Hospitality & Entertainment Limited in October 2022, conducts its operations across Australia, New Zealand, and Germany. Its business is strategically divided into several key areas: Entertainment, Hotels and Resorts, Thredbo Alpine Resort, and Property and Other Investments. Within its Entertainment division, EVT manages a wide array of film exhibition venues, encompassing popular cinema brands like Event Cinemas, Moonlight Cinemas, Greater Union, and Birch, and Carroll & Coyle. It also administers the Cinebuzz Rewards loyalty program for moviegoers and oversees the operations of Sydney's iconic 2,000-seat State Theatre. Furthermore, this segment provides advanced technology solutions for the digital and electronic cinema as well as film projection sectors. The Hotels and Resorts arm features a portfolio of properties that EVT owns, operates, and manages under well-known brand names such as Rydges, QT, Atura, and the Thredbo Alpine brand, complemented by its Priority Guest Rewards program designed for hotel guests. Beyond these core areas, the company's Property and Other Investments segment actively engages in real estate development and investment, alongside holding strategic equity stakes in various unlisted businesses.
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