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CINEPAX
Huma NajeebHuma NayabKashaf ShabbirNabiha SaddiquiSadaf Khalid
CINEPAX INVESTORS
CINEPAX INVESTORS
DIVISIONS
FINANCE HR & ADMINISTRATION
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CUSTOMER SERVICE
TREASURY SECURITY PROCUREMENT SALES & MARKETING
OPERATIONS FILM BUYING & DISTRIBUTION
CINEPAX RAWALPINDI
• Opened on 14th oct, 2007• Designed by Canadian architects Mesbur &
Smith in accordance with international standards
OBJECTIVE
SPECIFICATIONS
Total cost:30 croreTotal Area: 33225 Sqf.Total Covered Area: 39982 Sqf. (Including Basement)Total Cinema screens: 5 Total seats: 1400 V.I.P. RoomsBowling AlleyGaming zone
EQUIPMENT World’s best State of the art Christies Projectors from USA State of the art Dolby Digital (DTS) Sound system from QSC, USA World’s famous Quinette’s Auditorium Seating from FRANCE State of the art Cafeteria Equipment from Stein – USA World’s best Cinema Information Management Software VISTA,
from New Zealand
• The five-screen cinema complex shows English, Urdu and Punjabi films besides cartoons
Airconditioned halls that would be
open from 12 noon to 12 midnight The Entry fee 12 to 5 pm: Rs250 5pm to 12 am: Rs 350Tickets can be booked through the
internet, telephone and even by SMS
Cinepax Membership
REVENUES
TICKETS BRANDING
MOVIES
The cinema house screens Hollywood and Bollywood films within a month after their international release besides screening the best of Pakistani cinemas
Feasibility Study
DECLINE OF CINEMA THEATRES
PROVINCE/DISTRICT 1995 2009
Punjab Cinemas 316 70
Sindh Cinemas 165 64
Sarhad Cinemas 36 15
Balochistan 16 15
Islamabad 4 2
Rawalpindi 16 10
• The advent of cable TV, DVD, MP3 and CD players
• Illegal screening of Indian films on cable TV
• Lack of local quality films • Deteriorating state of existing
cinemas
• The worldwide metric for estimating a market need was an average population of 54,000 people per screen, whereas given the dilapidated and disappearing state of most of the cinemas across Pakistan it was far higher with 285,000 people per screen.
Inorder to revive the cinema industry, govt lifted the ban on indian films under musharraf’s rule.Release of Indian films commercially had revived the cinema culture in the country with theatre owners in most major cities earning a huge profit.
location Availability of land Security Parking
Why in Rawalpindi?
• Site description
Environmental Study
Parking space
Security
Parking space
Issues
RECOMMEDATIONS
Government Backing
FAMILY PACKAGE
CINEMA OWNERS ASSOCIATION
REDUCED FOOD PRICES
MENU
Conclusion