Consolidated Quarterly Revenue Growth
Consolidated revenues for Q4 fiscal 2025 were $193,500,000, a 2.8% increase compared to the prior-year quarter, with revenue growth in both theater and hotel divisions.
Consolidated Adjusted EBITDA and Q4 Operating Income
Consolidated adjusted EBITDA for Q4 was $26,800,000, up 3.6% year-over-year. Excluding a $5.2M theater impairment charge, Q4 operating income was $6,900,000, up 5.2% versus adjusted operating income in the prior-year quarter.
Theater Division Outperformance and Pricing Gains
Theater total revenue in Q4 was $123,800,000, up 2.2%. On a comparable fiscal-week basis, comparable theater admission revenue (calendar basis) increased 6.1%. Average admission price increased 12.7%, and the company outperformed U.S. box office receipts by approximately 7.6 percentage points during the quarter (U.S. box office receipts decreased 1.5%).
Concession and F&B Per-Cap Growth & Digital Initiatives
Per-cap concession, food and beverage revenues increased 7.2% in the quarter driven by higher incidence, merchandising, pricing, and favorable film mix. The company rolled out queuing improvements, new digital ticketing, QR code ordering tests, and tap-pay terminals to boost per-cap and digital sales.
Hotels: Record Year, RevPAR and ADR Growth
Hotels delivered a record revenue and adjusted EBITDA year for fiscal 2025. For Q4, RevPAR for owned hotels grew 3.5% and average daily rate (ADR) grew 5.6% year-over-year. Q4 hotels adjusted EBITDA was $7,300,000, up 3.4%, and the hotels outperformed comparable upper-upscale RevPAR by 2.7 percentage points and local competitive sets by 5.5 percentage points.
Capital Return to Shareholders
Share repurchases totaled ~118,000 shares in Q4 for $1.8M and just over 1,100,000 shares (~3.6% of outstanding shares) for ~ $18M in fiscal 2025. Cumulative buybacks since resuming in 3Q 2024 are over 1,800,000 shares (~5.7%) returning nearly $28M; combined with dividends, the company has returned over $45M to shareholders in the last two years.
Lower Planned CapEx and Free Cash Flow Outlook for 2026
Company expects total capital expenditures of $50M–$55M in fiscal 2026 (down from $83M in FY2025), with ~$25M–$30M for hotels and $20M–$25M for theaters, which management expects will materially increase free cash flow available for growth or shareholder returns.