Rathbones director sells shares Standard Chartered director cashes in Everyman CEO raises stake Sarah Owen-Jones, chief risk officer at wealth management group Rathbones (RAT), sold 13,000 shares at £15.90 for a total value of £206,700 on 8 May. Meanwhile, non-executive director Dharmish Mistry bought 2,500 shares at £16.05 for a total value of £40,125 on the same date. Over the past year...

In a week when the FTSE 100 and FTSE-All Share indices made new all-time highs, it is quite striking that shares in posh cinema company Everyman Media (EMAN:AIM) made an new all-time low.The stock is down 17% over the last six months and has lost around half its value since listing on AIM in 2013.Notwithstanding the disruption caused by the Hollywood actors and writers strikes in 2024, the...

Strong half despite weak film slateFull year results expected to meet expectationsReduced rate of new openings in 2025Investors gave a rousing applause for posh cinema group Everyman (EMAN:AIM), sending the shares up 3.5p or 6.2% to 60p after it delivered a strong first half performance.The shares continued their recovery, rising 22% from the lows in June, taking gains over the last 12 months...

Everyman non-exec ups stakeRobert Walters chair buys sharesWizz Air executive buys stockMichael Rosehill, non-executive director of up-market cinema group Everyman Media (EMAN:AIM), bought 750,000 shares at 53p for a total value of £397,500 on 1 August.Rosehill is also a director of Blue Coast Capital ? a private equity group. Following the transaction, Blue Coast Capital owns 26,603,639...

LBG boss buys 341,929 sharesEveryman director tops up Tristel co-founder sells stockAlexander ?Solly? Solomou, chief executive of youth publisher LBG Media (LBG: AIM) bought 341,929 shares at an average of 73p for a total value of £248,753 on 18 April.Earlier in the week, the LADbible owner reported solid full-year results with group revenue rising 7.5% to £67.5 million.The company said...

GlobalData CEO sells £22.5 million sharesEveryman director Rosehill ups stakeBioventix CEO sells £2.6 million sharesMichael Danson, CEO of GlobalData (DATA:AIM), a London-based data analytics and consulting company has sold 11,194,030 shares at 201p for a total value of £22.5 million on 31 January.Non-executive director Peter Harkness has sold 235,700 shares at 201p for a total value of...

Everyman?s Rosehill snaps up 900,000 sharesStaffline director buys 2,000,000 sharesAstraZeneca chair bets on new obesity and diabetes drugsMichael Rosehill, non-executive director of premium cinema group Everyman (EMAN:AIM) has bought 300,000 shares for 57p for the total value of £171,000 and 500,000 shares at 56p for a total value of £280,000 on 22 November.Rosehill has also bought a...

Non-executive director of Everyman ups stake888 CEO snaps up nearly £950,000 sharesMichael Rosehill, non-executive director of premium cinema group Everyman (EMAN) has bought 2.5 million shares at 55p for a total value of £1.375 million on 20 October.Rosehill is also a director of Blue Coast Capital - a private equity group.Blue Coast Capital now owns 20,093, 639 shares in the premium cinema...

More stocks are making new 52 week lowsEveryman shares rise after Blue Coast ups stakePrivate equity group's intentions unclearFalling stock market indices tend to make the headlines and for good reason. Over the last month the blue-chip FTSE 100 is down around 4% and the smaller domestically focused FTSE 250 has lost 8.5% in line with the AIM market.But it's worth remembering the broad...

Everyman director snaps up sharesNext directors bag half a millionBerkeley CFO sells £384,000 sharesNon-executive director of premium cinema group Everyman Media (EMAN) and director of Blue Coast Private Equity, Michael Rosehill has bought 500,000 shares at 53.5p for the total value of £267,500 on 3 October 2023.Following the purchase Blue Coast Private Equity's total holding has risen to...

Resilient first half against tough comparativesStrong summer trading on success of Barbie and OppenheimerReiterates full year revenue and profit expectationsPremium cinema group Everyman Media (EMAN) said the resounding box office success of Barbie and Oppenheimer led to strong summer trading leaving it confident of meeting full year expectations.Unfortunately, both revenue and adjusted EBITDA...

Box office record smashers Barbie and Oppenheimer helped lift admissions for Everyman Media (EMAN:AIM) in the final week of July and this is set to continue in August.But that's where the good news stops, there is no hiding the fact that Everyman is struggling to get known amongst consumers, its punchy price point could be an issue, and that is reflected in a low UK market share compared to...

- Strong bounce in 2022 admissions, up 70%- Return to profitability- Six new cinemas expected to open in 2023Up-market cinema operator Everyman Media (EMAN:AIM) continued its post-pandemic recovery with admissions and sales in the year to December rising 70% and 61% respectively, pushing the group back into profit.Despite challenging macroeconomic conditions, the company said it was confident...

TescoThe UK's largest grocer is performing well in the cost-of-living crisisSupermarket group Tesco (TSCO) is unlikely to upset the applecart when it reports full-year earnings on 13 April.Trading in the third quarter to 7 January was strong, with group sales up 5.7% helped by a 7.9% surge over the Christmas period.According to the latest data from Kantar, Tesco posted 6.9% sales growth in the...

- Cineworld continues to operate through chapter 11 process- Admissions to remain below pre-pandemic for next two years- Seeking to deleverage and strengthen balance sheetEmbattled cinema group Cineworld (CINE) said it continued to operate its global brands while it worked through the chapter 11 bankruptcy process in the US.But the company warned that a slower than expected post pandemic...

- First-half sales up 40% versus pre-pandemic- On track to meet full-year expectations- Accelerated plan for new venues Premium cinema chain Everyman Media (EMAN:AIM) said it continued to experience strong demand in the first half to 30 June with revenues up 40% to £40.7 million compared with the first half of 2019 (i.e. pre-pandemic).Despite a general dearth of major film releases Everyman...

Shareholders in cinema operator Cineworld (CINE) face an uncertain future as the company confirms it may enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the US.The best outcome if it goes down this route is, in its own words, 'very significant dilution' for existing investors as the company faces a testing combination of weaker trading and an extremely stretched balance sheet.This is reflected in a share price...

Premium cinema operator Everyman Media (EMAN:AIM) saw a strong rebound in the year to December 2021, with admissions surging 67% to £2 million on pent-up demand.Admission levels are getting back to pre-pandemic levels and in the second half of 2021 were 97% of 2019 on a non-like-for-like basis. The company said momentum had continued into the new financial year.A 'strong and varied' film...

Stocks in the UK and Europe closed lower on Friday after another weak trading session in the US as investors fretted over rising interest rates among other concerns.The technology-focused Nasdaq 100 index dropped a further 1%, taking its loss for the week to 5% and its loss from the November high to more than 10% signaling it had entered 'correction territory' according to analysts.Investors...

Stocks in the UK and Europe traded lower on Friday after a weak trading session in the US fed through into falls across Asia as investors fretted over rising interest rates among other concerns.The technology-focused Nasdaq 100 index registered further losses, falling 1.3% to take losses from its November peak to 10% signaling it is in 'correction territory' according to analysts.After the...