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Cin­e­maONE Group end­ed the 2025 fi­nan­cial year with high­er rev­enue and stronger un­der­ly­ing op­er­at­ing per­for­mance, even as ac­count­ing-dri­ven lease charges and fi­nanc­ing pres­sures pushed loss­es wider.

Chair­man Bri­an Jahra framed the re­sults against a glob­al cin­e­ma in­dus­try still ad­just­ing af­ter COVID-19 and Hol­ly­wood dis­rup­tions, with growth slow­ing and busi­ness mod­els un­der re­assess­ment.

For the fi­nan­cial year end­ed Sep­tem­ber 30, 2025, ad­mis­sions and gross rev­enue across One Wood­brook Place in Port-of-Spain, Gulf City Mall in San Fer­nan­do, and Price Plaza in Ch­agua­nas in­creased by three per cent. Gross rev­enue rose to $20.5 mil­lion from $20.0 mil­lion, while gross prof­it im­proved to $12.7 mil­lion from $12.4 mil­lion.