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IMAX investors are ultimately betting that premium out-of-home entertainment remains a destination of choice, and that demand for immersive cinema technology will drive recurring installs and margin expansion. The Apple Cinemas partnership meaningfully grows IMAX’s footprint in urban markets and supports the company’s network-driven revenue model, but it does not fundamentally ease the risk of volatility tied to the Hollywood content pipeline, a factor that remains the most critical short-term catalyst and headwind for the stock.
Among recent announcements, IMAX expanded its partnership with TOHO Cinemas in Japan, targeting six new system installations. Like the Apple Cinemas deal, this highlights momentum in premium large format adoption, but recurring demand for tentpole releases will likely remain the single largest driver, and risk, to near-term performance. But even strong new partnerships do little to offset...
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IMAX is projected to reach $465.5 million in revenue and $73.0 million in earnings by 2028. This is based on an anticipated annual revenue growth rate of 8.7% and an increase in earnings of $40.2 million from the current $32.8 million.
Uncover how IMAX's forecasts yield a $32.82 fair value, a 28% upside to its current price.
Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates for IMAX range widely from US$32.82 to US$68.39, drawn from two separate analyses. With install growth a key catalyst driving bullish forecasts, you can explore why market participants disagree so sharply about future performance.
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