Moving Image Technologies Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Moving iMage Technologies (NYSE American: MITQ) has announced a significant partnership with EVO Entertainment Group, which has placed an order for eight MovEsports systems. These systems will be deployed across EVO Entertainment and ShowBiz Cinema locations in Texas, Florida, and Oklahoma by the end of 2023. Tom Lipiec, MiT's senior VP, highlighted strong interest from theater owners in diversifying entertainment options with Esports. Rick Starr, CEO of SNDBX, expressed excitement over the partnership, citing over 1,400 registrations from previous demos at EVO locations. This collaboration reflects EVO's commitment to enhancing guest experiences through engaging Esports leagues.

Moving iMage Technologies (NYSE American: MITQ) has appointed William "Bill" Greene as its chief financial officer, effective immediately, removing his interim tag. Greene joined the company as interim CFO in January 2023 and brings significant experience in public accounting, SEC reporting, and capital raising. He has previously worked in various CFO roles and has a strong background in financial consultancy and M&A due diligence. Moving iMage Technologies focuses on technology and services for cinema exhibition and is expanding into live entertainment and esports.

Moving iMage Technologies (MITQ) announced new projection and sound technology upgrade projects with three universities, showcasing its strategic expansion beyond commercial cinema. The upgrades include installations at Mckenna Theater at San Francisco State University, the Media Department Dubbing Stage at Cal Poly State University, and a cinema at the State Technical College of Missouri's golf clubhouse. These projects aim to increase sales of proprietary products and enhance the company's growth in alternative venues. Notably, the Mckenna Theater upgrade features a Barco SP4k projector and QSC/Q-Sys sound system, while Cal Poly's dubbing stage will utilize Dolby Atmos. The company continues to innovate with a portfolio that includes SaaS and IoT technologies.

Moving iMage Technologies (NYSE American: MITQ) has received an award from Flix Brewhouse for constructing a nine-screen luxury dine-in theater in Mansfield, Texas. This project, which was paused due to the pandemic, is set for completion this Fall. MiT will provide full project management and installation using proprietary products, along with equipment from notable brands like NEC and Dolby.

The Mansfield location will feature various amenities, including parabolic screens, luxury seating, and a full-service brewpub experience for moviegoers. Flix CEO Chance Robertson expressed excitement over the opening, marking it as their tenth national dine-in cinema.

Moving iMage Technologies (NYSE American: MITQ) announced the renewal of its share repurchase program, allowing the Company to buy back up to $1 million of its common stock over the next 12 months. The repurchases will occur at the Company’s discretion in the open market or through negotiated transactions, subject to various factors such as market conditions and stock prices. The program can be modified or suspended based on liquidity and other considerations. Moving iMage specializes in digital cinema technology and is also expanding into live entertainment and esports.

Moving iMage Technologies (NYSE American: MITQ) announced that it has no direct financial exposure to Silicon Valley Bank or Signature Bank, which were recently closed by regulators. MiT uses banking services from Bank of the West, a subsidiary of BMO Financial Group, the 8th largest bank in North America. The closures by the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation on March 10 and by the New York State Department of Financial Services on March 12 have raised concerns in the market, but MiT remains unaffected. Moving iMage is a provider of technology and products for the Motion Picture Exhibition industry and is expanding into live entertainment and Esports.

Moving iMage Technologies (NYSE American: MITQ) has announced the completion of an international project for a luxury auditorium at a dine-in cinema in Reykjavik, Iceland. This expansion beyond North America aligns with their mid to long-term strategy, as stated by executive vice president of sales and marketing, Joe Delgado. The project involved close collaboration with Sambíó Cinemas' architect to design the auditorium featuring advanced projection and sound technology. The installation showcases the latest Barco SP4k RGB laser projection and Dolby Atmos sound system, alongside proprietary products from MIT, including ALF LED lighting and ALMS dimmers.