Founded in 1994 in Bodrum, Cinemarine is present in 11 cities across Turkey with 15 cinemas equipped with the latest projection and audio technology combined with VIP-quality services far beyond the expectations of a traditional cinema. Cinemarine operates 121 screens in Istanbul, Bodrum, Izmit, Kusadasi, Balikesir, Çorlu, Ankara, Mersin, Söke, Izmit, Izmir and Edremit with a total of 14,115 seats.

Cinemas NOS (legally named NOS Lusomundo Cinemas) is a Portuguese media holding company owned by NOS that operates several cinemas across Portuguese territories and is the largest importer of films in Portugal. As the local exhibition market leader, Cinemas NOS manages 215 movie theatres in 30 locations in Portugal and 5 movie theatres in 2 locations in Mozambique, and was a pioneer in the film industry scanning process and the introduction of digital platforms for content distribution and digital 3D cinemas in Portugal and across Europe. Cinemas NOS was one of the first cinema circuits to be fully digitalized with the partnership of XDC (now CinemaNext, an Ymagis Group company).

CINEMAX was founded on July 1, 2006. Our primary focus is developing and operating multi-screen cinemas in shopping centers in Slovakia. Our 12 cinemas are modern, comfortable and equipped with the newest technology. Guaranteeing the best possible quality, we use Dolby Digital Ex, Dolby Surround, Dolby 7.1 and Dolby Atmos sound systems. Our cinemas are located in 11 key cities in Slovakia: Bratislava, Banska, Bystrika, Dunajska, Streda, Kosice, Nitra, Proprad, Presov, Skalica, Trencine, Trnava and Zilina.

The CinemaxX Group operates 33 cinemas with 289 screens and approximately 73,000 seats in Germany and Denmark. Germany's most famous cinema operator is committed to offering its guests both technology and content that is "More than cinema"... more service, more comfort, and more entertainment with the best available picture and sound quality. With its own brands, MAXXIMUM 4K, MAXXIMUM 3D, MAXXIMUM HFR and MAXXIMUM SOUND, CinemaxX sets new quality standards. The slogan "More than cinema" also applies to its content. In addition to complete film programming, the cinema chain shows high profile art exhibitions, sports events, classical, rock and pop concerts, opera and ballet performances from around the world. See the world’s most famous artists on the big screen – and many of them live.

The film distributor Constantin Film Holding GmbH was founded in Austria in 1951. A second mainstay was created at the end of the 1960's in the segment of cine operations. In this segment, 25 traditional cinemas and cinema centres were operated until the beginning of the 1990's and, following a structural change, the Cineplexx Cine Operations GmbH, a subsidiary company of the Constantin Film Holding GmbH, was founded in 1993. The business developed during a time when many traditional cinemas in Austria were disappearing and multiplex movie theatres were conquering the market. Constantin Film reacted to this trend by establishing a group of 19 cinemas and 153 screens in Austria. Additionally, traditional movie theatres with up to 18 halls existed. In 2009, the Cineplexx INTERNATIONAL GmbH started expanding to Austria's neighbouring countries and the first cinema outside Austria was opened in Bolzano, South Tyrol. Cineplexx also took over a cinema in Zagreb's city centre, thus laying the foundation for expansion into Croatia. Further Cineplexx cinemas followed in 2011 and 2012 in Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro and Macedonia. In 2013 Cineplexx established five multiplex movie theatres in Slovenia and the first seven-hall cinema in Albania. The last expansion took place in spring 2014 with the opening of a multiplex cinema in Usce, Serbia. Today, Cineplexx has a strong market presence with 40 multiplex and six traditional locations in Austria, Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania and Italy, offering 291 halls. 

Curzon is a brand that has stood the test of time, evolving to meet the demands of audiences and the fast changes of a dynamic film industry but the same thing drives us as it always has – offering films that we believe are worth sharing, that spark conversations and stay with you long after the lights have come up. In 2015 Curzon Cinemas became the first independent cinema group in the UK to pay the Living Wage. In February 2017 the Curzon group received the prestigious award for Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema at the British Academy Film Awards.

Empire Cinemas was founded in 2005 following the mergers of Odeon and UCI and Cineworld and UGC. The Office of Fair Trading ruled that both new groups should lose a number of their cinemas which created an opportunity for Empire Cinemas to be created. We took our name from the iconic Empire Leicester Square which has been one of London’s most popular cinemas since it played host to the first moving images screened to a UK audience in 1896. It was our flag ship until its sale to Cineworld in August 2016. Today, we’re the leading independently-owned cinema chain in the UK with 14 locations and 125 screens including our brilliant IMPACT and IMAX screens.

Etoile Cinemas is an independent, family-held group headed by David Henochsberg. Born from neighborhood Art House theaters in Paris, Etoile Cinémas' goal is to return the cinema experience to the very heart of cities, where audiences, disciplines, and ideas all meet. Etoile Cinemas consists of 6 unique locations, 24 screens and 1.1 million visitors annually. 

Euroscoop Cinemas is a cinema network in Belgium and the Netherlands. After the establishment of the complexes Acinapolis in Namur (2002) and Siniscoop in Sint-Niklaas (2003), the Limburg Euroscoop group was taken over in 2004. By this step Lanaken (founded in 1993) and  Maasmechelen (founded in 2003) were added. In a next stage the cinema in Genk (2005) and Tilburg (2008) were built. The group then took up residence in the buildings of a former cinema in the Walloon university town of Louvain-la-Neuve (2010). After the success of Tilburg, Maastricht, also in the Netherlands, in 2014 was added to the Euroscoop list as 8th complex. Today, the eight complexes are good for 80 fully equipped rooms and together have more than 15200 seats. Reaching out to over 4.5 million visitors each year. 

Filmpalast operates 14 cinemas for a total of 73 screens and approximately 13,000 seats. Its cinemas are equipped with 2D and 3D digital projection systems and high-quality sound equipment. In addition to its film programming, the group shows select art productions, sports events, music concerts, ballets, operas and broadcasts from around the world.

The roots of the Hollywood Megaplex date back to 1959 when the trend-setting Metropol cinema in Innsbruck, which already set new standards at that time, was opened by Ingrid Hueber’s father, Ferdinand Purner. In 1995, Mag. Heinz and Ingrid Hueber built the Hollywood Megaplex in Linz-Pasching. From 1997, the family company has expanded to St. Pölten and Vienna. Hollywood Megaplex was the first cinema in Austria to bring 3D to the screens and conquered the mobile market in 2011 by launching a cinema app for iOS and Android. In 2013, Hollywood Megaplex held a market share of 11 percent in Austria and has counted more than 35.5 million cinemagoers throughout Austria since 1995. 

Imagix consists of two cinema complexes in Mons and Tournai (Belgium). The Mons location was built in 1993 and boasts 14 auditoriums. With 10 auditoriums, including two featuring THX sound, the Tournai location was inaugurated on the former Multiscope Palace site in 2005. 

Kinepolis Group was formed in 1997 as a result of the merger of two family-run cinema groups and was first listed on the stock exchange in 1998. Kinepolis has 46 complexes throughout Belgium, The Netherlands, France, Spain, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Poland. In addition to its cinema business, Kinepolis is also active in film distribution, event organization, screen advertising and property management. For years, the Kinepolis concept has been characterized by constant innovation and focus on customers. In terms of technology, this has led to digitalization at a high tempo, the development of 3D cinema and mobile ticketing. The digital facilities are the result of constant investment in innovation. Numerous innovative applications are being brought into the cinemas. New concepts in the field of interior design, retail and entertainment are being adopted to improve customer experience and service. Highlights include modern self-ticketing machines, poster walls, self-service shops – more convenient and better stocked – and new high-quality seats. The movie program is increasingly supplemented by other forms of entertainment, such as opera, ballet, theater, musicals and sport. This new alternative content helps Kinepolis ensure it gives contemporary audiences what they want. The group is split into five operating entities: Cinema Operations, Real Estate, Kinepolis Film Distribution (KFD), Brightfish – screen advertising in Belgium and Digital Cinema Services (DCS) – technical support. 

The opening ceremony for the KinoPark cinema at the Yerevan mall. Initiated in February 2015, construction on the cinema was successfully completed in 10 months. KinoPark boasts six state-of-the-art auditoriums, four of which feature 119 seats each, one 125 and one premium screen with a 30-person capacity. All are equipped with modern, high-quality cinema equipment, including unique 4K ULTRA HD screens and Dolby Atmos sound systems. Screenings are in 3D in all 5 halls. The design and construction of KinoPark was overseen by European leader Ymagis Group/dcinex.

Kinopolis is the largest family-owned cinema exhibitor in Germany and operates 137 screens in 17 locations, including the "Mathäser Filmpalast" with the highest number of visitors in Germany. The Kinopolis Management Multiplex GmbH - Headquarters and Central Administration is based in Darmstadt.

Opened in October 2015, Moviemills is a 5-screen multiplex located on the former Intermills paper mill site in Malmedy (Belgium). All 5 auditoriums are equipped with digital projection systems, two of which have 3D capability. Each auditorium is also set up to screen alternative content, such as live events via satellite. 

Founded in 2002 Star Cinema (Moscow, Russia) is a professional in building and managing movie theatres. Having its headquarters located in Moscow the company successfully operates in Russia, Kazakhstan and other CIS countries. Our theatres are normally set up in big shopping centers and under our full control are constructed turnkey comprising all stages from architectural design, delivery and installation of equipment, till commissioning and project management. The company was awarded in the category "Best Cinema in the CIS" in 2007, 2009 and 2010 years. 

Founded in 1996 by Hans-Peter and Klaus Obermayr Star Movie is an Austrian entertainment company with currently six high quality cinema outlets. Star Movie sets new standards in technique, service, comfort and design in the international cinema business. All 34 theatres are equipped with the latest digital cinema technologies. Altogether Star Movie currently offers 4.500 first class comfort-chairs. Every year approximately one million Star Movie Fans enjoy the most advanced way of cinema in Austria. 

UCI KINOWELT is a legal entity of the Odeon & UCI Cinema-Group, the leading European cinema operator with 243 cinemas and 2,238 screens, and alone in Germany maintains 23 state-of-the-art multiplex-cinemas with more than 200 digital screens to create inspiring entertainment experiences for every guest.

Yorck-Kino is an independent company that owns a selection of 13 art house cinemas (including one open air cinema) with a total of 30 screens and 6.200 seats across Berlin. With its affiliates in several major cities, Yorck-Kino  represents Germany´s largest network of independent cinemas.