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.

Interestingly, much of the news surrounding global movie-theater chain AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC ) lately has nothing to do with films. Recently, AMC stock declined after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) revealed it wouldn't ban payment for order flow (PFOF).

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Jim Chanos Is Long AMC Entertainment Stock, Short APE: Why He Expects The Spread To 'Collapse' - AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC)

AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc (NYSE: AMC) was trading about 8% higher Tuesday after a massively bearish day on Monday caused the stock to plunge about 15%.

AMC Entertainment Consolidates APE Equity Distribution Agreement: Here's What To Watch - AMC Entertainment (NYSE:AMC)

If AMC and its institutional investors agreed on the company's balance sheet strategy, there would have been no reason for the company to have issued APE shares. The wide-ranging benefits of APE issuance, as described by CEO Adam Aron, are highly questionable.

AMC's APEs Are Almost Completely Pointless

AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC ) filed to sell 425 million more of its preferred shares. The preferred shares trade under the symbol APE (NYSE: APE ).

APE, AMC Stock Rebound After Share Sale Plunge

Shares of AMC preferred equity units, or ‘APEs,' rose 5% Monday, while the company's common stock fell 7.5%, after the company unveiled plans to sell another up to 425 million APEs.

Are you tempted to buy AMC's new APEs? Be prepared to lose everything, the company warns

AMC issued preferred shares in order to be able to raise equity. These preferred shares are economically equivalent to, or even slightly better than, AMC shares.

Why I've Taken A Position In AMC's APE Units

AMC is using its recently created preferred equity units to raise more capital.

Why AMC Stock Is Dropping Today

Giant theater chain AMC Entertainment filed today to sell up to 425 million AMC Preferred Equity Units, or APEs, its new securities that have seen a price collapse amid a sour market and investor backlash. They sank some more early Monday, then popped higher.

AMC Entertainment Files To Sell Up To 425 Million APE Shares To Pay Down Debt

Shares of AMC Preferred Equity Units APE, -5.87% , known as "APEs," dropped 7.8% toward a new low in morning trading Monday, after AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. AMC, -2.57% disclosed a distribution agreement to sell up to 425.0 million APEs. At current prices, the movie theater chain could raise up to about $1.4 billion from the sale of more APEs.

APEs sink toward new low after AMC discloses deal for sale of up to $1.4 billion worth of shares

Issuing APE units gives the embattled cinema chain a new pathway for raising capital. It also raises the risk of share dilution for investors.

AMC Will Likely Flood the Market with More ‘APE' Units. Both Are Falling.

AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC ,NYSE: APE ) stock is slipping on Thursday as investors react to news of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is not banning payment for order flow (PFOF). This has traders of APE stock upset as they believe the model allows institutional traders to allegedly manipulate the price of stocks.

Why Are APE, AMC Stocks Falling Today?

Shares of AMC Preferred Equity Units APE, -12.06% , known as "APEs," tumbled 13.3% in midday trading Thursday, as the trading vehicle of AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.'s AMC, -7.22% special dividend headed toward a fifth straight loss and new lows. The "APE" shares, a nod to investors who turned a movie theater operator into a "meme" stock, have plunged 36.1% amid a five-day losing streak, and were trading 42.5% below where they closed ($6.00) on their first day of trading on Aug. 22.

AMC's 'APE' stock tumbles toward a 5th-straight loss to a new low

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Just 1% of the country saw a movie at the multiplex this weekend.

Movie Theater Stocks Have Another Rough Weekend

The shares seem to be converging just as Jim Chanos predicted.

AMC's APE Shares Have Slumped Since They Were Issued. AMC Has Done Even Worse.

The stock market is going a bit haywire ahead of the long holiday weekend, but investors in AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC ) have something to cheer about. The stock has turned higher on the day, led by AMC's Preferred Equity (NYSE: APE ) stock.

What Is Going on With AMC's APE Stock Today?

Shares of AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.'s AMC, +2.08% AMC Preferred Equity Units APE, +6.75% were surging 7.4% in afternoon trading Friday, to put them on track for the first gain in seven sessions, and only the third gain since they debuted on Aug. 22. The "APE" shares, which are a nod to investors who turned the movie theater operator into a "meme stock," closed the first day of trading at $6.00 on Aug. 22.

AMC's 'APE' stock rallies toward snapping 6-day losing streak

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The movie theater operator's odd stock split-like equity issuance could become a value stock.

What Happened to AMC Preferred Equity After the APE Was Released This Week?

Shares of AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC ) are in focus after California House Representative Michael Garcia disclosed selling between $1,001 and $15,000 worth of the movie theater chain. AMC stock has declined in recent days due to the special dividend issuance of AMC Entertainment Preferred Equity Units (NYSE: APE ).

Why Did Rep. Michael Garcia Just Sell His AMC Stock?

"Let's not forget Mr. Aron arrived here in January of 2016, and much of what got this company in trouble was his aggressive approach," Chanos said.

Here's how legendary short-seller Jim Chanos is taking advantage of the arbitrage between AMC stock and the new APE shares

AMC (NYSE: AMC ) stock is in full focus after acclaimed investor Jim Chanos announced that he had opened a short position in the movie theater chain. However, Chanos also announced that he had purchased shares of AMC Preferred Equity Units (NYSE: APE ), resulting in an arbitrage trade.

Why Is Jim Chanos Betting Against Red-Hot AMC Stock?

AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc AMC Preferred Equity (NYSE: APE) began trading on Monday, opening at $7.01 and surging to $10.46 within the first 30 minutes of the market open before entering into a sharp decline. APE units were halted several times intraday due to the high level of volatility.

First Look At The APE Chart As AMC Entertainment Preferred Equity Units Begin Trading

Famed short seller Jim Chanos has announced a long position in AMC Preferred Equity Units (NYSE: APE) as part of an arbitrage play.

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