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Wedbush表示，Cinemark有望受惠於更強大的影片陣容和票價上漲。

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-- Wedbush Securities週一發布的一份報告指出，Cinemark (CNK)有望在未來幾季受益於更穩定的影片上映計劃，以及持續的票價上漲、高端格式的普及和影院投資舉措。 分析師表示，Cinemark第一季業績強勁，營收、調整後EBITDA及每股盈餘均超乎預期。強勁的國內票房趨勢、更高的觀影人次和更優惠的票價是業績成長的主要驅動力。 Wedbush特別強調了特許經營業務的出色表現，包括創紀錄的國內人均食品飲料消費額，這得益於價格策略和營運效率的提升。報告也指出，Cinemark的市佔率保持穩定，擁有強大的會員忠誠度計劃，並持續拓展多元化的內容供應。 該公司預計將從對高端座椅、雷射放映和IMAX影院擴建的投資中獲益。此外，新建戲院和潛在的收購也將帶來成長潛力。報告指出，透過股利和股票回購為股東帶來回報仍然是公司發展的關鍵，而更強大的影片陣容將支撐公司在今年剩餘時間的表現。 Wedbush維持對該股的「跑贏大盤」評級，目標價為37美元。 Cinemark股價週一上漲1.6%。

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