Everyman Media Group (AIM:EMAN) reported adjusted revenue of £116.6m for the 52 weeks to 1 January, up 12.4% on the comparable 52‑week period in 2024.
Adjusted EBITDA post‑IFRS 16 increased 10.6% to £17m as admissions rose 6.1% to 4.4m, driven by higher volumes and pricing across the estate.
Statutory loss before tax was £10.2m (FY24: £10.2m for a 53‑week year) while the Group recorded an operating loss of £2.9m principally reflecting a £2.9m net impairment charge, and net debt rose to £21.6m (FY24: £18.1m).
Paid‑for average ticket price climbed 4.3% to £12.51, food & beverage spend per head increased to £11.32 (up 5.9%), membership grew 18.5% to 66,910 and market share widened to 5.8% from 5.4%.
The Group opened two London venues, Brentford and The Whiteley, taking the estate to 49 venues with 171 screens, and said there will be no new openings in 2026 while it plans a number of free‑cash‑flow‑funded openings in 2027.
"We enter 2026 with positive momentum and clearly defined priorities," said Farah Golant, chief executive.