Last October, the country’s third largest exhibitor MBO Cinemas went into voluntary liquidation leading to its permanent shutdown.

GSC operates 344 screens in 34 locations !!!!!!!

in Malaysia, though is understood to have permanently shuttered two multiplexes.


It also operates 108 screens in 18 locations in Vietnam through a partnership with Galaxy Studio.


https://www.malaysiastock.biz/Corporate-Inf...curityCode=4065

GSC Cinema Malaysia is owned by PPB 4065 [ PPB GROUP BERHAD ].

**Field**	**Details**
Company Name	GOLDEN SCREEN CINEMAS SDN. BHD.
Company Registration No.	**** 3609M ******** / 195901000261
Nature of Business	EXHIBITION AND DISTRIBUTION OF CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS
Date of Registration	1959-11-10
State	SELANGOR

Malaysia became independent in 1957.
This company was established just two years later.

**Field**	**Details**
Company Name	GSC MOVIES SDN. BHD.
Company Registration No.	0140612D / 198501008167
Nature of Business	DISTRIBUTION OF MOVIES AND CONTENT
Date of Registration	1985-06-01
State	SELANGOR

BREM MALL
MBO BREM MALL,
L6-11,
JALAN KEPONG,
KEPONG,
52000 WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN
KUALA LUMPUR

No of hall:12

Seating capacity:1810






Mcat Box Office Sdn Bhd (482797-K) operates as
MBO Cinemas in Malaysia


Address:

Lot 3F-01, Tropicana Gardens Mall
No 2A, Persiaran Surian,
1, Jalan SS 21/37, Tropicana Indah,
47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor


MBO had operated 27 complexes across 10 states,

though some of these were quickly hit by Malaysia’s lockdown measures, known as movement control orders.



After acquisitions completed,gsc will have 61 cinemas in malaysia.

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**Field**	**Details**
Company Name	TGV CINEMAS SDN. BHD.
Company Registration No.	0305598W / 199401019919
Nature of Business	1. FILM EXHIBITION BUSINESS
Date of Registration	**** 1994-06-28 *******
State	WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN

Level 28, Menara Maxis,
Kuala Lumpur City Centre,
50088 Kuala Lumpur



We also take pride in the flavour-rich quality of our food & beverages, offering the best popcorn in town as well as an exciting variety of choices for patrons at any of our

37 locations nationwide.


We count ourselves lucky and feel immensely proud to have played a small part in big moments; from the first time that kids see their superheroes come to life on the big screen, to the innocent beauty of a first date.

At TGV, it’s not just about movies - it’s a total entertainment experience.

**Field**	**Details**
**Company Name**	MBO CINEMA SDN. BHD.
**Company Registration No.**	1423414M / 202101023114
**Nature of Business**	1. Creative, Arts and Entertainment Activities <br> 2. Motion Picture Projection Activities <br> 3. Retail Sale of Food and Beverages
**Date of Registration**	******* 2021-07-02 *************
**State**	Selangor

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: May 31 2025, 10:11 PM

Cathay Malaysia rebranded as mmCineplexes


Cathay Cineplex Damansara is now mmCineplexes Damansara PJ.


23 May – Effective from 21 May 2016, Cathay cinemas in Malaysia have been rebranded as mmCineplexes, following the acquisition by mm2 Asia.

Cathay Cineplex Damansara, the cinema located at e@Curve in Petaling Jaya, Selangor is now known as

mmCineplexes Damansara PJ.

Meanwhile the cinema located at Johor Bahru City Square, Johor, previously known as

Cathay Cineplex City Square, is now rebranded as mmCineplexes City Square JB.


The first two cinemas were owned by Cathay Cineplexes Sdn Bhd (Cathay Cineplex Damansara and Cathay Cineplex City Square) and a


another 3 by Mega Cinemas Management Sdn Bhd

(Mega Cineplex megamall Prai,penang
, Mega Cineplex Langkawi,kedah
and
Mega Cineplex sunshine bertam,penang shopping mall).

Megamall Penang

2828, Jalan Baru,
Bandar Perai Jaya,
13600 Perai,
Pulau Pinang

"As for now, we are not adding any more halls [to the current cinemas]," said mm2 Screen Management Sdn Bhd Marketing Executive Ms Nafisya when contacted by Cinema Online.

When asked whether there will be plans to open new cinemas, Ms Nafisya replied, "Yes we have plans but there is no official date yet."


The new mmCineplexes logo.



https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.chinapress...%25BA%258B/amp/

夏雨是董事


mmCineplexes is currently headed by Chief Operating Officer (COO) Angelin Ong.

In an introduction of a new cinema team last October, it was revealed that Ong was also appointed COO of mm2 Screen, where she will be responsible for the overall operations of mm2 Screen.

Last year, mm2 Asia's wholly-owned Malaysian subsidiary, mm2 Screen Management Sdn Bhd, entered into a sale and purchase agreement (SPA) with Cathay Cineplexes Sdn Bhd, acquiring its two business operations in Malaysia for a total of RM40 million.

The official launching ceremony for the rebranding is expected to take place at mmCineplexes Damansara PJ this coming July.

(Photo source: DJP Photos)

Cinema Online, 23 May 2016


Related Links:
mm2 Asia acquires two Cathay cinemas for RM40 million
The Singapore production company signs a deal with Cathay Cineplexes Sdn Bhd to acquire its two locations in Malaysia
mm2 Asia acquires 3 more cinemas


After buying the two Cathay Cineplex locations in Malaysia recently, the company has bought three Mega Cineplex cinemas for RM22 million



mm2 Asia introduces cinema team

A newly promoted CFO to lead the finance team


while veteran actor Ha Yu is now Executive Director of mm2 Hong Kong



mm2's stake to be acquired by StarHub for SGD18 million


StarHub hopes to expand its pay TV offerings by taking a stake in mm2 Asia



MM2 Asia covers more than just the cinema business
The company does more than produce, distribute and exhibit movies


mm2 Asia to acquire LFS cinemas for RM118 million


Several Lotus Five Star locations will be acquired by the Singapore production company

mm2 will co-produce films with Turner Asia Pacific
Singapore's mm2 Entertainment and Turner Asia Pacific to collaborate for three years

mm2 Asia in talks to acquire stake in Golden Village

Negotiations between mm2 Asia and Village Cinemas Australia for the purchase still ongoing

mm2 Asia buys 50 percent stake in Golden Village

mm2 Asia is buying the 50 percent stake in Golden Village at the price of SGD184.3 million


A new cinema begins operating at the shopping centre in Marine Parade today

mm2 to acquire 100% of Cathay Cineplexes

Cathay Organisation's entire Singapore cinema operations will be acquired by the group

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Mar 7 2021, 02:28 PM

mm2 Asia proposes to merge its Cathay cinema business with Golden Village cinemas




MM2 ASIA LTD. (SGX:1B0)


has entered into a heads of agreement with Orange Sky Golden Harvest Entertainment (Holdings) (OSGH), proposing to merge its cinema business with Golden Village cinemas.

Through its unit mm CONNECT, mm2 Asia owns 8 cinemas in Singapore under the Cathay brand,


and 14 cinemas in Malaysia under the

Cathay Cineplexes Malaysia,

Mega Cinemas and

Lotus Fivestar brands.


mm CONNECT also owns a movie film distribution business and an online streaming business.



OSGH has 14 cinemas in Singapore under the Golden Village banner.

The move will make the enlarged business the biggest cinema operator in Singapore, delivering economies of scale; it will also provide greater financial and operating stability, given headwinds faced by cinema operators due to the pandemic, said mm2 Asia.


In a statement to the Singapore Exchange on Wednesday, mm2 said that the duo will pursue a possible merger of the two cinema businesses, "on the basis that the parties will bring in one or more new investors to inject capital into the merged businesses".

The proposed transaction will require the necessary approvals, including that of the shareholders of the two companies, the Singapore Exchange, the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong and

the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS).

If the terms of the definitive agreements cannot be agreed upon, or the conditions of the proposed transaction satisfied, by Dec 31, 2021, the heads of agreement will be terminated.

This month,

MM2 ASIA LTD. (SGX:1B0)


had said that it was evaluating a

spinoff of its cinema business via a listing on the SGX Catalist board. "



That spinoff is being proceeded with in parallel with the work on the proposed transaction," it said.




"In the event that the IPO is completed successfully,

MM2 ASIA LTD. (SGX:1B0)


and OSGH will discuss in good faith the basis on which the merger and the proposed transaction would take place, taking into account the listed spinoff business."

Shares in

MM2 ASIA LTD. (SGX:1B0)


closed at 16 Singapore cents on Wednesday, up 1.27 per cent or 0.2 cent.



Mm2 Asia has acquired the cinema management and operations business of Lotus Fivestar Cinemas for 13 cinema locations. This is for a purchase consideration of RM118 million.

Upon completion, the group will own a total of 133 cinema screens in Malaysia, making it the


4th largest cinema operator in Malaysia.


Previously, Mm2 Asia made acquisitions of cinemas from Cathay Cineplexes and Mega Cinemas Management.


The acquisition of the Cathay cinema screens were valued at RM40 million and made last year in November.

The cinemas comprised in the business were


established between 2009 and 2016,


and currently comprise a total of 90 screens with a total of 15,818 seats. Its book value and net tangible asset value was RM48,226,279 as at 31 December 2015.



Mm2 Asia acquires 13 cinema locations for RM118 million



Now mm2 become 3th!!!!!



29 Sep – Starting 1 October 2017,

the ownership of a total of 13 locations under Lotus Five Star Cinemas (M) Sdn Bhd will be transferred to mm2 Star Screen Sdn Bhd.

It was confirmed by Mr. Garuna Murthee, Managing Director of LFS Cinemas, who also stated that there will be no changes to other LFS locations.

The 13 locations that will be under mm2 Star Screen from next month onwards are:


LFS Shaw Centre Point, Klang, Selangor
LFS 1 Plaza, Kuala Selangor, Selangor


LFS Bukit Jambul, Bayan Lepas, Penang
LFS Prangin Mall, Georgetown, Penang


LFS Kampar, Perak
LFS Kerian Sentral Mall, Parit Buntar, Perak
LFS Seri Iskandar, Bandar Seri Iskandar, Perak

LFS Bahau, Negeri Sembilan

LFS Mahkota Parade, Melaka


LFS IOI Kulai, Kulai Jaya, Johor
LFS 1 Segamat, Segamat, Johor


LFS Riverside Kuching, Kuching, Sarawak
LFS Summer Mall, Kota Samarahan, Sarawak

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Mar 7 2021, 02:44 PM

This is political trick lar. After buy then government announce can open... Sure main belakang u help me I help u one lar.

got money ka buy tgv

I do not think so

Gsc also loss a lot of money

But ppb group have a lot of cash

They can bought mbo


Tgv is owned by maxis,bumi armada,astro boss

These 3 companies suffered at 2020

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Mar 7 2021, 02:34 PM

U know tgv belong to who?

This gsc and tgv are the big sharks monopolizing the entire market only

Tgv is owned by maxis,bumi armada,astro boss

These 3 companies suffered at 2020

There's a very obvious sign now

Companies with huge cash reserves will be the winners from this ongoing recession

Gsc buying up other operators is one example.

Now mmCineplexes become 3th player in malaysia


Maybe later gsc makan it first

GSC can buy all they want

But wait until tongsan Dadi Cinema open here and kasi sapu semua, they already planning to open in more places along with Pavilion liao.

Have to wait and see. But chances are there. Some of mmcineplexes locations have gsc nearby.

Now mbo cinema change signboard to gsc already????

Now mbo cinema change signboard to gsc already????

ironically, both gsc and tgv used to have same shareholder

DIAM 7 LA KEEP BUMPING TERED LAMA TAK LAKU

WAT U KNOW???

WAT U KNOW???

CTRL+C CTRL+V

ccSeager

Maxis or robert kuok???

Can you explain more??
Not understand

both the cinemas chain part own by golden harvest before sold back to local partner

Buy la. No one going to cinema no income. Then chap lap. MBO is laffing like hell now.

business not good.