Cineplex says field workplace income for the third quarter totalled $159.5 million, down from $174.9 million a yr earlier.
Cineplex chief govt Ellis Jacob says exterior a tricky comparative final August, with the discharge of Deadpool & Wolverine, the third-quarter field workplace carried out nicely in contrast with a yr in the past. He added that the success of Taylor Swift, The Official Launch Get together of A Showgirl final weekend marked a dynamic begin to the fourth quarter.
Cineplex has 171 film theatres and leisure venues throughout Canada.
Aritzia’s Q2 revenue surge pushed by U.S. buyer development, operational modifications: CEO
Artizia Inc. (TSX:ATE)
Numbers for its second quarter of 2025:
- Revenue: $66.3 million (up from $18.2 million a yr in the past)
- Gross sales: $812.1 million (up from $615.7 million)
Aritzia Inc. stated power in its U.S. enterprise and strikes to keep away from increased transport charges boosted its newest quarterly outcomes. “We’ve seen excellent new buyer development in america, the place our base of loyal shoppers expands quarter after quarter. We’re additionally tremendous happy with our second-quarter ends in Canada,” Aritzia CEO Jennifer Wong advised analysts on a name Thursday.
The Vancouver-based clothes retailer reported $66.3 million in web revenue throughout its second quarter, up from $18.2 million throughout the identical interval final yr. Its web income rose by virtually a 3rd to $812.1 million, from $615.7 million throughout the identical interval a yr earlier.
The corporate stated its U.S. web income rose greater than 40 per cent to $486.1 million, accounting for slightly below 60 per cent of its complete income. Wong additionally famous the corporate launched a brand new worldwide e-commerce platform in August, which she stated was fuelling increased income development. “Its efficiency within the first six weeks has meaningfully exceeded our expectations, and we’re assured we’ll hit our goal to triple gross sales inside two years or much less,” she stated.
In August, the U.S. ended what’s referred to as the de minimis exemption, which had allowed packages value $800 or much less to ship south of the border with out duties. “Beforehand, beneath the de minimis exemption, we utilized our present provide chain community in Canada to fulfil a portion of U.S. e-commerce orders. Nonetheless, the elimination of the de-minimis exemption in August required an operational pivot,” Wong stated.
She stated the corporate relocated all U.S. order fulfilment to its Ohio distribution centre, which was expanded final yr to greater than double its earlier dimension. Wong stated the corporate employed extra employees on the facility.
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“Regardless of headwinds from the elimination of the de minimis and better reciprocal tariff charges on Vietnam and Cambodia, our proactive mitigation methods and robust income development have positioned us very nicely,” she stated. “Consequently, our margin outlook for fiscal 2026 is unchanged at 15.5 to 16.5 per cent. We’re leveraging our agile international provide chain to reduce tariff publicity the place attainable.”
Todd Ingledew, Aritzia’s chief monetary officer, stated that because of the retailer’s year-to-date efficiency and improved expectations for the second half of the yr, it’s elevating its web income forecast for the complete fiscal yr to between $3.3 billion and $3.5 billion. In its first-quarter report in January, Aritizia had predicted web income of $3.1 billion to $3.25 billion.
For the second quarter, Aritzia’s web revenue per diluted share got here in at 56 cents in comparison with 16 cents per diluted share a yr earlier. On an adjusted foundation, Aritzia’s web revenue amounted to $69.8 million, rising from $24.5 million through the second quarter of final yr.

U.S. authorities to take 10-per-cent stake in Canadian mining firm Trilogy Metals
Vancouver-based Trilogy Metals Inc. (TSX:TMQ) says the U.S. authorities will take a ten% stake within the mineral exploration firm, which has mining pursuits in Alaska that Washington desires to see developed. The U.S. authorities is spending US$35.6 million on the stake, and has choices to extend it additional sooner or later. The transaction stays topic to regulatory and different approvals.
The announcement comes as U.S. President Donald Trump signed an govt order that directs a highway to be in-built Alaska permitting entry to the Ambler mining district, an space wealthy in copper the place Trilogy Metals has an curiosity by a three way partnership. The long-debated Ambler Highway venture was authorized within the first Trump administration, however was later blocked by the Biden administration after an evaluation decided the venture would threaten caribou and different wildlife and hurt Indigenous peoples that depend on searching and fishing.
“This proposed partnership with the U.S. Authorities represents a big milestone for Trilogy Metals and for the event of a safe, home provide of crucial minerals for America in Alaska,” Trilogy Metals CEO Tony Giardini stated in a information launch. The partnership curiosity underscores the strategic significance of Trilogy’s Higher Kobuk Mineral Initiatives in supporting U.S. power, know-how, and nationwide safety priorities, he stated.
U.S. Secretary of the Inside Doug Burgum stated the funding will assist safe crucial mineral provides.
“They’re (Trilogy Metals) one of many firms that has mining claims on this space that may be a distant wilderness proper now, and once more making that funding so we will make it possible for we’re securing these crucial mineral provides and that possession in that firm will profit the American individuals,” he stated.
