Investors' meet over videoconference comes after Mumbai NCLT's directive to PVR; both Inox Leisure and PVR had said this June that they had received clearances for their merger NSE and BSE
Multiplex operator PVR has called a meeting of its shareholders and creditors on October 11 to seek their approval for the scheme of merger with rival Inox Leisure. This comes after the Mumbai bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on August 22 directed PVR to call a meeting. "We wish to inform you that pursuant to the order pronounced on August 22, 2022 and received on September 5, 2022, meetings of equity shareholders will be held through video conferencing or other audio visual means on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, at 11:30 AM," PVR informed exchanges on Thursday. The meeting of secured creditors of the company will be held physically at PVR's registered office in Mumbai on the same day at 3 PM, it added. In June this year, both PVR and Inox Leisure had said they had received clearances for their merger from bourses NSE and BSE. However, last month non-profit group CUTS filed a complaint against the proposed merger before fair trade regulator CCI, alleging that the dea
Various companies like PVR, INOX, Cinepolis, Carnival, Miraj, Citypride, Asia, Mukta A2, Movie Time, Wave, M2K, and Delite have agreed to be a part of the celebrations
INOX to open a three-screen multiplex in Srinagar, its first
Q1 marks a full quarter of operations post pandemic for cinemas. This will reflect in financials of these firms, with likely revenue growth at 65-70% for PVR and Inox sequentially
PVR promoters will have a 10.62% in the combined entity; Inox's side will have a 16.66%
A mix of history, the pandemic and its cascading effects are among the reasons for this action
Based on the trends in March and April, Gianchandani said the industry expected FY23 to be the best year for it 'ever' with overall revenues expected to hit Rs 14,500-Rs 15,500 crore
PVR, Inox and Cinepolis adding 125, 77 and 60 screens, respectively, in FY23
Multiplex chain operator Inox Leisure Ltd on Monday reported narrowing of consolidated net loss to Rs 28.17 crore for the fourth quarter ended March.
From a macro angle, with the consumer behaviour change that has happened, content is getting consumed everywhere: Bijli and Jain
PVR expects 3-4 per cent of its revenues from alternative content in the next two to three years
Inox Wind on Monday said the board of its arm Inox Green Energy Services Ltd has approved fund raising of Rs 500 crore through an initial public offering of its equity shares
Share prices of Inox Wind and Inox Leisure are up 130 and 56 per cent since January 1.
Pavan gets Inox Leisure, India's second-largest multiplex company; Vivek to control speciality chemicals and green energy businesses.
Multiplex chain operator Inox Leisure has so far signed agreements with various developers to add 926 screens to its network, which are expected to come in next few years, said a top company official.
Amazon.com Inc's India arm is in talks with several domestic players in film and media distribution including cinema chain Inox Leisure Ltd for a potential stake, the Indian Express newspaper reported
At Cinepolis in south Delhi's Savitri Complex, the 11:30 am show for Malang: Unleash the Madness, featuring Disha Patani and Aditya Roy Kapur, sold a total of four tickets
INOX commissions oxygen plant in Modinagar, plans another one in Uttar Pradesh
Industrial and medical gases major INOX Air Products on Wednesday said it has been awarded a contract by the West Bengal government for supplying liquid oxygen to three state-run COVID hospitals. The company will supply liquid medical oxygen to M R Bangur Super Speciality Hospital, M R Bangur District Hospital and ID&BG Hospital, Beliaghata. INOX Air Products commissioned a cryogenic medical and industrial gases manufacturing unit at Barjora in West Bengal's Bankura district in August 2019. The unit has a manufacturing capacity of 200 tonne per day. The company said it has been supplying medical oxygen through its channel partners to more than 100 hospitals in the state to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. With the largest storage capacity of 1000 tonne and the widest distribution infrastructure in the state, the company has been supporting various hospitals in the COVID-19 crisis, an official said, adding that it has a fleet of 54 specialised cryogenic tankers.