@npantano_ Crushing it my man. Your insight/expertise is so appreciated. I would really like you to get me through March. You have given some insight to that already, but I’d love for you to stick with us through that at least, then you can quit w/the insight. Screw the haters.
@Brawl_w_TimPaul This is exactly what I said during the game. He threw the game knowing it was the only way we get a QB trade. We’ll never know, but he’s better than that.
@TheRealCrishad@palmern2Twins Disagree. I think he’s going to stay committed to running the ball, but now we have a legit passing threat. It’s very simple if you watched the last game. This is a rest of the season QB who gives us way better chances of winning. I didn’t want him, but I’m not mad about it.
Jakobe Thomas said he got a text from Kirk Cousins about No. 8 yesterday, and gave Cousins the number back with no negotiations. “No money needed,” Thomas said. “I just need him to come here and win games. A lot of fans have his jersey anyway, so they could pull him out of the closet and put him back on. So that's all it is. Kirko's got a lot more memories and history in that number than I do, and it's rightfully his. So I just gave it back to his rightful owner.”
@ChasingSnyder My take, Wentz threw the game for his team. If they won that game, I don’t know if we go for a QB. Assignment, make sure to look absolutely terrible so they go get a QB. Wentz is better than that. He wasn’t even close most of the night.
@CEOAdam All good, but your stock is still down 99% and your shareholders have been absolutely wrecked. All insiders need to start putting their money where their mouth is. Show the world how confident you/they are.
On our earnings call this week, we were able to point to dramatic increases in AMC’s Adjusted EBITDA, that we are currently free cash flow positive, and that 97% of our debt maturities have been extended to 2031 and 2033.
This means that we no longer need to talk about the trials and tribulations of the past six years. Instead, we will be focusing on all of the many growth opportunities and high IRR projects in our sights and which we can pursue to stimulate increases in free cash flow going forward.
Welcome to the stress-free world of industry-leading and abundantly-recovered AMC Entertainment.
@KyleSchonewill@KevOC7@Vikings Do you forget we’ve already had the Kirko experience for many, many years!?!? How’d that work out for us!? Trade for Herbert.
@CEOAdam also, would love to see insiders buy the s**t out of the stock now at these levels. I honestly don’t know why they can’t buy with their cash. It seems like a pretty easy buy given the turnaround and upside potential ahead. I would be strongly encouraging them to do so!!
@CEOAdam no mention of a share reconciliation. Can you get back to me on whether the board would consider doing that? If not, what is the reasoning? How much does it cost? Have you ever done that? I think it could make sense especially given your recent concern w/tokenization.
For the second quarter in a row, AMC Entertainment posted an all-time company record for Revenue and for Adjusted EBITDA, our biggest and best ever quarter financial results in 106 years.
In Q3 2026, Revenues were up 32%. Adjusted EBITDA were up 184%, nearly triple last year’s third quarter.
Our Adjusted EBITDA for the first 9 months of 2026 was $707 million, up an astounding $453 million versus the same timeframe last year.
What a triumph for AMC.
In recent years, where other key players in our industry collapsed, at AMC we repeatedly instead have talked about recovery. Today, we can finally say that AMC has recovered.
To our studio partners, lenders, business partners, employees and our millions of passionate shareholders, thank you for standing with us as we traveled through
a long, and at times brutal, road.
Mere survival was never the goal. Our goal ultimately was to thrive, and that is exactly and precisely where our focus now lies.
We are highly energized by the tremendous opportunities ahead.
https://t.co/951pMRTT5U
🚨AMC reported its strongest quarterly revenue and adjusted EBITDA in company history, with significant improvements in profitability, attendance, and cash flow. $AMC
-AMC generated more quarterly revenue than at any point in its 106-year history.
-Adjusted EBITDA nearly tripled compared with last year.
-AMC generated $109.3 million in quarterly free cash flow.
-Management expects positive free cash flow for the entire year.
-Nearly 75 million customers visited AMC theaters during the quarter.
🟢 Revenue: $1.71B (+31.6% YoY)
🟢 Adjusted EBITDA: $347.5M (+183.7% YoY)
🟢 Free Cash Flow: +$109.3M (vs. -$81.1M)
🟢 Attendance: 74.92M (+28.3% YoY)
🟢 Adjusted EPS: ~$0.12–$0.13
🟢 Revenue Beat: ~9.7% above expectations
🟢 EBITDA Margin: 20.3%
🟢 Premium Format Revenue: +62% YoY
Bottom Line: Record quarterly revenue and adjusted EBITDA, positive free cash flow, and strong attendance growth.
RISKS👇 #AMC
@ImAlexHero@honestvikingfan Kirk would be great… until it really matters. Then he’ll look for the 3 yard check down on 4th and 15 with the game on the line instead of throwing it up to JJ. Been there done that.