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Trades about 40% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Kinepolis Group N.V., founded in Brussels, Belgium, in 1976, is a leading operator of cinema complexes with operations spanning Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Spain, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Poland, Canada, and the United States. The company's business activities extend beyond just ticket sales; it also provides corporate event and voucher services, sells advertising space within its cinemas, and offers a variety of refreshments through traditional and self-service concessions. Furthermore, Kinepolis is involved in international and domestic film distribution, event planning, screen advertising management, real estate ownership and leasing, and offering specialized technological services to external clients. The group manages a total portfolio of 108 cinema locations, including 49 owned complexes equipped with 1,097 screens and seating for around 200,000 patrons.
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