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Cineplex Seen Getting Offers for Half the Price of 2019 Bid

Cineplex Inc., Canada’s largest movie theater chain, is likely to receive offers worth half of what it could have fetched before the Covid-19 pandemic if it decides to sell, according to an analyst.

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Cineplex Seen Getting Offers for Half the Price of 2019 Bid
Cineplex Inc., Canada’s largest movie theater chain, is likely to receive offers worth half of what it could have fetched before the Covid-19 pandemic if it decides to sell, according to an analyst.
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