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Switzerland

Poland

2%

Luxembourg

1%

The Netherlands

8%

Spain

13%

France

21%

23%

59%

1%

13%

4%

2014

2015

Belgium

55%

Film distribution

1%

B2B

14%

Real estate

4%

Brightfish

5%

In-theatre

sales

22%

21%

54%

2% 4%

4%

15%

2015

Box office

54%

2014

Revenue by country in 2015 vs. 2014

Revenue by activity in 2015 vs. 2014

Kinepolis Film Distribution (KFD) performed

strongly in the second half of the year with ‘Black’

and ‘Safety First’ among other films, but was unable

to offset the lack of local releases in the first half of

the year and the success of ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’

in early 2014.

Current EBITDA rose by 22.5% to € 91.0 million.

This result was primarily due to the integration

effects of acquired complexes, improved operating

efficiency in all countries and higher sales per visitor

fueled by the strong line-up of family films and

blockbusters.

REVENUE

Total revenue in 2015 was € 301.6 million, 14.8%

higher than in 2014. Revenue rose faster than

visitor numbers (+12.5%), as a consequence of the

higher revenue per visitor and the rise in B2B

(+12.7%) and real estate revenue (+14.4% at fixed

exchange rates), partly offset by the disappointing

revenue of KFD (-27.3%).

Total revenue (+14.8%) grew faster than visitor

numbers, due among other things to an increase

in the revenue from ticket sales (Box Office, BO)

and In-theatre sales (ITS) per visitor. The strong

line-up of family films and blockbusters together

with the corresponding success of premium

offers as 3D and Cosy Seating made a large

contribution to this rise. The country mix, with

a higher share for The Netherlands, also had a

positive impact on the average BO and ITS

revenue per visitor.

B2B revenue increased due to more income from

events and the sale of cinema cheques to

companies as well as the higher revenue from

screen advertising in all countries except

Belgium.

Real estate revenue also increased, due among

other things to the Group’s expansion and the

success of concessions managed in-house, such

as the Leonidas Chocolates Café and the

Ola Happiness Station in Antwerp.

Safety First

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03 / MANAGEMENT REPORT

KINEPOLIS GROUP

ANNUAL REPORT 2015