AMC Entertainment Swung To The Red Last Quarter On Fewer Movies But CEO Upbeat After June Turnaround

Giant theater chain AMC Entertainment swung to red as revenue fell in the second quarter. Fewer films hit screens due to the Hollywood actors and writers strikes, but CEO Adam Aron said the worst and a major uptick that started in June is continuing. In preliminary results, released ahead of its formal quarterly earnings, the company said total revenues for the quarter ended June 30 dipped to just over $1 billion from $1.35.9 billion a year ago, dragged down by slow moviegoing in April and May. As a result ...