PVR's Aborted Acquisition of DLF's DT Cinemas
Case Code: BSTR372 Case Length: 15 Pages Period: 2009 - 2010 Pub Date: 2010 Teaching Note: Not Available |
Price: Rs.300 Organization: PVR Ltd, DLF's DT Cinemas Industry: Media and Entertainment Countries: India Themes: Acquisition and Strategic Alliance |
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Abstract
In India, multiplexes gained popularity in the first decade of the 21st century. By November 2009, there were half a dozen big operators in this segment, with each operator having more than 50 screens. Competitive pressures and the need for scaling up also prompted some operators to evaluate other strategic options such as acquisitions and strategic alliances. The case discusses PVR's deal to acquire the DLF Group's DT Cinemas in November 2009, which was viewed as one such strategic move. However, the deal was cancelled in February 2010. Notwithstanding this cancellation, competition was expected to intensify in the multiplex industry in India with the entry of foreign players, the expansion and consolidation plans of Indian companies, and innovations in the cinema exhibition business in terms of miniplexes and megaplexes.
Issues
The case is structured to achieve the following teaching objectives
- Evolution and growth prospects for the multiplex industry in India
- Scope for consolidation and innovation in the Indian cinema exhibition industry
Contents
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Introduction
The Multiplex Industry in India
PVR Limited
DLF's DT Cinemas Limited
PVR Announces the Acquisition of DT Cinemas
The Anti-Climax and After
Exhibits
Keywords
Consolidation in the Indian multiplex industry, Acquisition, Strategic alliance, Organic growth, Miniplexes and megaplexes, Cinema exhibition, Entertainment business, Leisure spots, Box office collections, PVR Ltd, PVR Talkies, DT Cinemas, DLF Group, Real estate, Integrated retail entertainment company
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