In the wider market, the AIM-All Share index had a flat week, adding 0.02% to 794 points, falling short of its benchmark, the FTSE 100, which rose 1.4% to 7,670.
In the wider market, the AIM-All Share index had a flat week, adding 0.02% to 794 points, falling short of its benchmark, the FTSE 100, which rose 1.4% to 7,670.
In wider market trends, the AIM-All Share Index experienced a decrease of 2.4%, dipping to 792. Similarly, London’s top-tier FTSE 100 companies saw a decline of 2.1%, settling at 7,587.
Cineworld Group Plc stated that it plans to emerge from bankruptcy unscathed after senior lenders were reported to have been considering a sale of its east European operations.
Cineworld Group, a movie theatre chain, announced Monday a bankruptcy settlement. This allowed the company to borrow $150 million more and repay $1 billion in debts.
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Cineworld Group filed for bankruptcy protection in the US as the debt-laden company seeks to restructure.
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The second-largest cinema operator in the world is looking for a rescue plan.
(CINE ), UK’s biggest cinema exhibitor chain has announced that it has secured $200m in incremental loans from existing lenders. These loans will mature in May 2024.
Zak Mir takes a technical analysis look at some of the most followed small caps on the London market. Today’s selection includes Argo Blockchain, Cineworld, Pantheon Resources and Zoltav.
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