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Pyramid Saimira Group has created this special blog for you to express your views that would be met with appropriate responses from the company. We throw this wide open to you to kick-start the process of intellectual exchange of ideas, questions and viewpoints.
We are sure that you will make the best use of this opportunity!
2 comments:
why the company is not posting consolidated results including atleast the majority shareholding subsidiaries?
Hi,
Thought the following may be useful to you.
"The fact that the people who show up only for good or popular movies consume a lot less popcorn means that the total they pay is substantially less than that of people who will come to see anything. If you want to bring more consumers into the market, you need to keep ticket prices lower to attract them." Theaters wisely make up the margin, he says, by transferring it to the person willing to buy the $5 popcorn bucket."
"Moviegoers who purchase their tickets over the Internet also tend to buy more concession items than those who purchase them at the door, by phone, at kiosks, or at ATMs."
"People who come to the movies in groups also tend to buy more popcorn, soda, and candy, Hartmann and Gil found."
Link to the full article: http://www.ucsc.edu/news_events/text.asp?pid=1972
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