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Trades about 76% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
UFO Moviez India Limited, along with its affiliates, operates a digital network for movie distribution and an advertising platform within cinemas. Its operations span across India, the Middle East, Nepal, and other global markets. The company transmits films via its satellite-powered digital cinema network, utilizing the UFO-M4 platform for Indian releases, and a D-Cinema and E-Cinema infrastructure for Hollywood titles. Beyond distribution, it sells and rents out digital cinema gear such as projectors and industrial-grade servers to theaters and franchisees, also providing lamps, spare parts, projector consumables, 3D equipment, and other accessories. Additional ventures include Caravan Talkies, Framez, Club Cinema, and NOVA Cinema initiatives, alongside promoting an online ticketing system. As of May 26, 2022, its extensive network comprised 3,484 screens, segmented into 1,975 premium screens and 1,509 standard screens. Furthermore, the company held advertising rights for these 3,484 screens, reaching an estimated 1.8 billion viewers and covering roughly 1,186 cities and towns throughout India. Established in 2004, UFO Moviez India Limited is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
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