According to CEO Adam Aron during AMC Entertainment's Q2 earnings call, the theater chain posted its strongest quarterly results in 106 years, driven by loyalty programs, subscription growth, premium experiences, and cost discipline. AMC Stubs loyalty membership surpassed 40 million U.S. households, with members accounting for over 50% of Q2 guest count, while AMC A-List subscription subscribers exceeded 1.1 million, more than double the level from five years prior. The company reported over $300 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
Aron said AMC is improving profitability by closing underperforming locations and expanding premium experiences across its global theater footprint. AMC and Odeon currently operate 750 premium screens in total, including 226 IMAX, 182 Dolby Cinema, and additional ScreenX and 4DX locations. AMC stock has climbed 57% year-to-date and is heading toward its fourth consecutive month of gains.