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Chinese box office down by 2.7% in first half of 2019July 11, 2019Cinema box office in China went down by 2.7% in the first half of 2019 to RMB31.2 billion ($4.5 billion). Cinema admissions decreased by a larger 10.3% to 808 million compared to the same period last year.
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Wanda plan to open 159 cinemas in the next three yearsJune 06, 2019Wanda Cinemas plans to build 159 cinemas with approximately 1,276 new screens in the next three years (2019-2021), following a plan to raise money through a bond issue.
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Bona Film Group wins official cinema circuit licence in ChinaMarch 27, 2019Bona Film Group has been issued a licence to become the 49th official cinema circuit in China. This is the first licence after the China Film Administration’s new policy was introduced on December 2018, to accelerate the construction of cinemas and promote the development of the film market in China.
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Box office in China grows by 9.1% in 2018February 15, 2019Box office revenue in China reached RMB60.9 bn in 2018, a 9.1% growth year-on-year, according to data from China Film Administration (former SARFT). In total, 1.716 bn cinema tickets were sold during the year, up from 1.62 bn in 2017.
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Cinema Industry in China - Dynamic Market Tracker 2017April 13, 2018Latest market trends, insights and data in the Chinese cinema market.Subscribers Only
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Cinema box office in China back to growth in 2017January 05, 2018China had a good year 2017 with box office reaching RMB 55.9 billion ($8.4 billion), a 22.3% year-on-year growth, according to data from the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT).
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Wanda and Sony end marketing dealNovember 30, 2017The film finance and marketing deal between Dalian Wanda Group and Sony Pictures Entertainment has come to an end.
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Cinema Industry in China, a dynamic Market Tracker Q3 2017November 09, 2017IHS Markit Cinema Intelligence has now updated the Market Tracker to Q3 2017. This is a quarterly Market Tracker and aimed at giving subscribers access to the latest data and thoughts on key trends in the Chinese cinema industry.
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Cinema Industry in China-Dynamic Market Tracker Q3 2017November 07, 2017This is a quarterly market tracker for the cinema industry in China. These slides are aimed at giving subscribers to Cinema Intelligence access to the latest data and our thoughts on key trends.Subscribers Only
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Cinema Industry in China-Dynamic Market Tracker Q3 2017November 07, 2017This is a quarterly market tracker for the cinema industry in China. These slides are aimed at giving subscribers to Cinema Intelligence access to the latest data and our thoughts on key trends.Subscribers Only
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Arts Alliance Media acquired by cinema technology company Luxin-RioNovember 06, 2017London-based cinema software solution provider Arts Alliance Media (AAM) has been acquired by Shangdong Luxin-Rio Visual Technology, a cinema technology solutions company in Qingdao, China.
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Cinema Industry in China, a dynamic Market TrackerOctober 06, 2017IHS Markit Cinema Intelligence has now added a dynamic Market Tracker for the cinema industry in China. This is a quarterly Market Tracker and aimed at giving subscribers access to the latest data and thoughts on key trends in the Chinese cinema industry.Subscribers Only
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Cinema Industry in China-Dynamic Market Tracker Q2 2017October 06, 2017This is a quarterly Market Tracker for the cinema industry in China. These slides are aimed at giving subscribers to Cinema Intelligence access to the latest data and our thoughts on key trends.Subscribers Only
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Cinema Industry in China-Dynamic Market TrackerOctober 05, 2017This is a quarterly Market Tracker for the cinema industry in China. These slides are aimed at giving subscribers to Cinema Intelligence access to the latest data and our thoughts on key trends.Subscribers Only
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Chinese ticket platforms Maoyan and Weiying to mergeSeptember 27, 2017Chinese online movie ticketing platforms Maoyan Movie and Weiying Technology have merged to set up a new joint venture company.
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Box office in China remains flat in the first half of 2017July 11, 2017The Chinese box office rose 10.3% in the first half of 2017 compared to the same period the previous year, to reach 27.1 billion yuan ($4 billion). Furthermore, if we exclude the service fees charged by online ticketing agencies, the actual box office figure would be 25.4 billion yuan ($3.7 billion) and the growth rate would then be dragged down further to only 3%.
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New Regional and Global Exhibitor Rankings are Now Available in Cinema IntelligenceJune 05, 2017IHS Markit has updated its exhibitor information for all territories, as well as the regional and global exhibitor rankings (by screen count) to the latest date in Cinema Intelligence.Subscribers Only
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Box office in China eases back to growth driven by HollywoodMay 12, 2017After a slowdown in box office growth in 2016, and a flat Q1 2017, Chinese box office finally saw a significant growth in April driven by one film-The Fate of the Furious. Successfully earning RMB2.5 billion ($360.5 million) in April, the Hollywood blockbuster is the second highest grossing film of all time at the Chinese box office. The total box office generated in April reached RMB4.9 billion ($710 million), a growth of 56.6% over April 2016 (which is when last year’s slowdown began); while admissions also saw a 43.6% increase over the same period.Subscribers Only
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Russian investment company A&NN acquires the country’s two largest Cinema operatorsApril 12, 2017Russian investment company A&NN Investments, owned by tycoon Alexander Mamut, has acquired the country’s two largest cinema exhibitors (by screen count) Cinema Park and Formula Kino. These are the largest cinema acquisitions in the Russian film industry so far. Cinema Park operates 39 cinemas with around 350 screens and has a market share of 7.5% of the industry. Formula Kino, the second largest cinema chain by screen count, accounts for 5.9% of the market with 35 cinemas and 260 screens.Subscribers Only
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Kinepolis reports a 7.5% increase in cinema visitors in 2016 primarily due to acquisitionsFebruary 23, 2017Pan-European exhibitor Kinepolis posted a positive 7.5% increase in cinema admissions across six territories it operates. This is in spite of the less strong film offer, the European football championship and fewer public holidays in 2016. The increase was primarily attributed to the Group’s acquisitions in 2015 and 2016, which were included in the Group’s annual figures for the first time. The five new cinemas opened in 2016 also contributed to the rise. Revenue generated by box office was a marginally softer 7.3% rise to reach € 175.6 million in 2016, primarily due to the changed country mix after expansion and the loss of part of the revenues from the Virtual Print Fee (VPF).Subscribers Only
