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Leading multiplex operator PVR INOX on Monday said it has sold its premium snacking business operating under the 4700BC brand to home-grown FMCG major Marico in an all-cash deal, having a total consideration of Rs 226.8 crore. The board of PVR INOX, in a meeting on Monday, approved divesting its 93.27 per cent stake in Zea Maize Pvt Ltd (ZMPL), which owns the brand 4700BC, according to a regulatory update from the Bijli family-promoted entity. 4700BC is one of India's leading premium gourmet snacking brands, renowned for its popcorn and range of innovative snack offerings such as popped chips, makhana, crunchy corn, and nachos. "PVR INOX has monetised its entire investment in its subsidiary ZMPL to Marico Ltd in an all-cash transaction for a total consideration of Rs 226.8 crore," said a joint statement from PVR INOX and Marico. PVR INOX has entered into definitive agreements for the transfer of the said equity shares to Marico Ltd, it said. "We wish to inform you that a duly ...
Culture of watching movies is stronger in South, says PVR Inox MD
The buying interest on the counter came after the company announced opening five new screens at Inorbit Mall, Cyberabad, Hyderabad, transforming the cinema into an 11-screen superplex
PVR INOX is rolling out its luxury multiplex brand Cinemagic in Delhi, adding gaming zones, nail bars and perfumery corners as part of a broader push to turn cinemas into lifestyle hubs
PVR Inox reported total revenue of ₹1,858.9 crore in Q2FY26, up 12 per cent from ₹1,663.9 crore in the year-ago period
PVR Inox is seen trading above the 200-DMA for the first time since December 2024; the 200-DMA support now stands at ₹1,099, while the stock faces an overhead resistance at ₹1,165, shows the chart.
PVR Inox reported total revenue of ₹1,487.9 crore, up 23.1 per cent from ₹1,208.6 crore in the year-ago period
The company's revenue from operations rose by 23.38 per cent to ₹1,469.1 crore during the quarter compared with Q1FY25
Footfalls in cinema halls have been pressured by weak urban consumption, an uneven slate of film releases and growing competition from streaming platforms