Kinepolis Group (KIN) investor relations material

Executive summary

• Achieved solid financial performance in 2025 despite a 5.8% decline in visitors and a 2.3% revenue drop to €564.9 million, driven by premiumization, higher spend per visitor, and disciplined cost control.

• Strategic expansion included the acquisition of Emagine Entertainment, adding 14 luxury theaters and up to 177 screens, marking the largest industry deal since the pandemic.

• Implemented organizational changes with two new executive roles to future-proof the business and strengthen strategic and real estate management.

• Continued strong execution of ESG and innovation initiatives, including the Innovation Lab Summit and launch of new digital platforms.

• Proposed dividend increase to €0.65 per share, reflecting strong cash flow and financial position.

Financial highlights

• Revenue declined by 2.3% to €564.9 million, with adjusted EBITDA at €128.2 million (-3.4%) and adjusted net profit at €41.1 million (-1.8%).

• Net financial debt reduced to €287.2 million, leverage improved to 2.10x, and free cash flow was €70.4 million (-28.4%).

• EBITDA margin held steady at 28.8%; EBITDAL margin at 22.7%.

• Adjusted EPS was €1.54, down 1.8% year-over-year.

• Dividend per share proposed at €0.65, up from €0.55.

Outlook and guidance

• 2026 expected to benefit from a strong film line-up, robust performance from mid-sized movies, and continued premiumization and innovation.

• Expansion and integration of Emagine, plus ongoing rollout of premium concepts, are key growth drivers.

• Industry expects increased content output as studios recapitalize and refocus on theatrical releases.