Case 12: The Movie Exhibition Industry: 2015 C-149
Exhibit 9Leading US Circuits 2014U.S. & CanadaNon-U.S. & CanadaGlobalCompanyTheater Brands# Theater Locations% of U.S. Theaters# Screens% of U.S. ScreensAvg. Screens per Theater# Theater Locations# Screens% of Non-U.S. ScreensScreens% Global ScreensRegalRegal, United Artists, Edwards5749.1%7,36717.0%12.8000.0%7,3675.2%AMC*AMC, Loews, Wanda3455.5%4,93111.4%14.31531,3441.4%6,2754.4%Cinemark**Cinemark, Century3355.3%4,49910.4%13.41601,1771.2%5,6764.0%CarmikeCarmike2744.3%2,8976.7%10.6000.0%2,8972.0%Total for leading four1,52824.3%19,69445.5%12.93132,5212.6%22,21515.6%Other firms4,77275.7%23,57154.5%4.996,21497.4%119,78584.4%Industry total6,300100.0%43,265100.0%6.998,735100.0%142,000100.0%Notes: Data from SEC filings, MPAA, NATO, UNESCO, and author estimates; based on screens at the start of 2015.*^ International locations for AMC includes those owned and operated by parent company Wanda Group (includes 150 locations with 1,315 screens in China). AMC in recent years divested operations in Canada, UK, Japan, Hong Kong, Spain, Portugal, France, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, and Uruguay while parent company Wanda expanded rapidly in China.**^ Cinemark’s international operations includes locations in Brazil (65 theaters: 516 screens), Colombia (28; 144), Argentina (19; 168), Chile (16; 113), Central America (Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama and Guatemala, 15; 110), Peru (10, 77), Ecuador (6; 36), and Bolivia (1; 13).