Company Directory - Cinemark
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CCI Score
CCI Score: Cinemark
-16.58
0.01%
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Cinemark Holdings Reports No Federal Lobbying
According to OpenSecrets' profile, Cinemark Holdings has not reported any federal lobbying or lobbying on specific bills, indicating minimal direct political influence and a lower risk of complicity in authoritarian practices.
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Latest Events
- JAN012024
According to OpenSecrets' profile, Cinemark Holdings has not reported any federal lobbying or lobbying on specific bills, indicating minimal direct political influence and a lower risk of complicity in authoritarian practices.
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Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
April 8
The OpenSecrets profile shows that Cinemark Holdings has not engaged in federal lobbying or targeted lobbying efforts on specific bills. This lack of active political lobbying suggests minimal involvement in influencing policy for corporate gains and reduces potential complicity in authoritarian practices, a positive sign from an anti-fascist perspective.
- MAR182020
Amid the financial strain from the COVID-19 pandemic, Cinemark laid off 17,500 domestic hourly theater employees and implemented significant pay cuts, including furloughing 50% of its headquarters staff at reduced salaries. This move was part of a broader cash preservation strategy that also included suspending quarterly dividends and seeking tax benefits under the CARES Act.
-70
Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices
April 8
Cinemark's decision to drastically reduce labor headcount and impose steep pay cuts represents a negative impact on worker rights and labor relations. The mass layoffs and reduced compensation undermine financial stability and worker welfare, reflecting exploitative business practices during a crisis.
Cinemark: 17,500 Layoffs, Pay Cuts, $42M Dividend Suspension ... - Yahoo
- SEP252017
Cinemark Chairman Lee Roy Mitchell and his wife donated funds to Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore on September 25, 2017, amid a history of politically controversial contributions, including a 2008 donation to the 'Yes to Prop 8' campaign. These actions have tied the company to far‐right and anti-LGBT initiatives, sparking backlash and calls for boycott.
-75
Political Contributions and Lobbying Efforts
April 8
The donation to Roy Moore—a candidate with a record of extremist statements and anti-democratic conduct—along with a history of funding campaigns like Prop 8, clearly reflects Cinemark’s support for far‑right political efforts that undermine progressive and inclusive policies.
-70
Executive Political Engagement
April 8
Cinemark's executive leadership has not only engaged in politically charged donations but has also consistently supported candidates and policies aligned with authoritarian and far‑right ideologies, thereby reinforcing corporate complicity in undermining progressive social values.
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Corporate Financials
- Revenue
- 2023
- $1.29B
- Total Assets
- 2023
- $4.45B
- Operating Income
- 2023
- $380.00M
- Total Equity
- 2023
- $1.20B
Employees: 13,200
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