PVR INOX Opens India's Highest Multiplex at 11,500 Feet in Leh
PVR INOX Limited has opened India's highest multiplex at 11,500 feet in Leh, Ladakh. The new two-screen cinema features advanced technology and a food court with multiple brands. This expansion increases PVR INOX's network to 1,774 screens across 356 properties in 112 cities.
The opening of a new multiplex, especially in a unique location like Leh, contributes to the company's growth and market presence, but it is unlikely to have a drastic immediate financial impact compared to major financial results or acquisitions.
The announcement details the opening of a new, significant cinema location in a unique and high-altitude region, which is a positive development for the company's expansion and market reach.
PVR INOX Limited has announced the opening of its first multiplex in Leh, Ladakh, located in Solar Colony, Saboo. This new two-screen cinema is situated at an altitude of 11,500 feet above sea level, making it India's highest multiplex. The cinema operates under the company's Franchise Owned Company Operated (FOCO) model and features 2K projection, Dolby 7.1 surround sound, and Next-Gen 3D capabilities, along with a custom audio system.
This expansion into Ladakh also introduces Leh's first-ever food court, a collaboration with Devyani International Limited, featuring brands like KFC, Pizza Hut, and Costa Coffee. Mr. Ajay Bijli, Managing Director of PVR INOX Limited, expressed pride in launching a multiplex in such an extraordinary setting, highlighting the company's commitment to reaching audiences everywhere. Mr. Sanjeev Kumar Bijli, Executive Director, emphasized the innovative and design-led expansion.
With this launch, PVR INOX now operates 1,774 screens across 356 properties in 112 cities in India and Sri Lanka. The company aims to enhance the entertainment experience in new regions, contributing to local culture, tourism, and the economy.
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