AMC Preferred Equity Unit

This page reflects AMC’s Preferred Equity units. AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. operates as a holding company. The Company, through its subsidiaries, provides theatrical exhibition, movie screening, food distribution, online ticket booking, and other related services. AMC Entertainment offers movie theaters worldwide.

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AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. engages in the theatrical exhibition business through its subsidiaries. It operates through the U.S. Markets and International Markets segments. The U.S. Markets segment is involved in owning, leasing, or operating theaters and screens in the U.S. The International Markets segment focuses on owning, leasing, or operating theaters and screens in the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Italy, Ireland, Portugal, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, and Saudi Arabia. The company was founded by Barney Dubinsky, Maurice Durwood and Edward Durwood in 1920 and is headquartered in Leawood, KS.

Investors are going ape for the new class of stock.

Why AMC Preferred Stock Was Popping Today

AMC Entertainment's AMC Preferred Equity Units, or APEs, made their trading debut on Monday, marking the latest chapter in an eventful journey that took the cinema chain from beleaguered pandemic victim to meme-stock phenomenon.

Will AMC's bold ‘APE' strategy be a win for the cinema chain?

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.'s AMC, -5.51% AMC Preferred Equity Units APE, -13.67% made their trading debut Monday, ending a volatile session down 13.7%, outpacing the S&P 500 Index's SPX, -2.14% decline of 2.1%. AMC's stock ended Monday's session down 5.5%.

After 'APE' units make trading debut, AMC price target cut at Wedbush

AMC Entertainment

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc, the movie theater operator that investors have turned into a meme stock, completed the listing of its new preferred shares on Monday, setting the stage for a potential capital raise.

Explainer-How meme stock darling AMC's new preferred shares work

Believe it or not, investors in AMC have made money today.

AMC Entertainment's New APE Stock Comes With a Big Catch

AMC Entertainment's AMC Preferred Equity Units, or APEs, rose 1.2% on their trading debut on Monday, while the theater chain's stock fell 38.5%, but analysts were unfazed.

AMC goes ‘APE' as equity units make trading debut

AMC have launched a new preferred share class — called “APE” in a nod to meme investors APE has begun trading today, Capital raise comes 5 months after it bought a stake in a gold mining company To jog your memories, AMC is the movie theatre chain that, alongside Gamestop, was drawn into the meme-stock

AMC launches APE but it's not meme season anymore

AMC Entertainment's new APE securities — AMC Preferred Equity Units – began trading today late morning in a messy session for the big exhibitor, whose primary stock is down by almost 40%. APES were being distributed to AMC shareholders via their brokers starting this morning.

AMC Entertainment Stock Plunges As Its APE Securities Debut On NYSE

Source: Elnur / Shutterstock.com Shares of AMC (NYSE: AMC ) stock are down by more than 30% today as the company's APE (NYSE:APE) special preferred share dividend gets ready to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange. AMC shareholders of record as of Aug. 15 will receive the units.

Can You Buy AMC's New APE Stock? 10 Things to Know.

AMC Entertainment's preferred equity units begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange as rival Cineworld, the operator of Regal Cinemas, warns of possible bankruptcy.

AMC APE units begin trading on Wall Street

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.'s AMC, -38.87% AMC Preferred Equity Units, or APEs APE, -3.02%, began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday, opening at $6.95. The stock rose 36.2% to trade at $9.35 shortly after the open. Shares of AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. plunged prior to the APE debut, falling 37.4% in premarket trading. AMC's stock was down 31.5% shortly after market open on Monday.

AMC's 'APEs' start trading on the NYSE

AMC's new preferred shares, called "APE," could be used by the company to raise cash down the line.

AMC's new 'APE' units are a meme-friendly way for the theater chain raise cash fast

"This new AMC Preferred Equity gives AMC a currency that can be used in the future to strengthen our balance sheet," AMC said earlier this month.

AMC Entertainment craters 31% amid debut of 'APE' preferred equity and talks of competitor bankruptcy

AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. shares AMC, -6.58% tumbled 33% premarket Monday, ahead of the start of trading for its AMC Preferred Equity Units APE, , or Apes, which were declared by the company as a special dividend to class A common shareholders earlier in August. "While we understand there was a notable level of initial confusion around the mechanics of the APEs and the potential need for a shareholder vote to unlock their value (to either shareholders or AMC), we continue to view this as a clever way for management to take advantage of the enthusiastic retail interest in the common equity over the past 18 month," B.

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