Cineverse Corp. Class A (CNVS)

In February 2026, Cineverse reported Q3 earnings, missing expectations, and filed a Follow-on Equity Offering. In January 2026, Cineverse acquired Giant Worldwide, but analysts anticipated revenue contraction. In November 2025, Benchmark reiterated a "Speculative Buy" rating, despite challenges. In October 2025, Cineverse and Fathom Entertainment announced the return of "Pan's Labyrinth" in 3D. In early September 2025, the stock slumped by 30%. In late July 2025, CNVS lost over 10% of its value, following a technical signal, but reported strong Q4 earnings.

April and January have shown the highest probability of positive stock returns, suggesting these could be favorable months for investment. December has the lowest probability of positive returns. This data can indirectly reflect periods of higher or lower investor interest, which may correlate with demand for the company's products and services.

Cineverse Corp. is a global streaming technology and entertainment company operating in the Information sector and the Motion Picture and Video Production industry. It operates streaming channels, distributes films and television programs, and offers the Matchpoint™ SaaS platform. Cineverse operates enthusiast streaming channels with single IP channels and curated channels for genres. The company distributes premium films, series, and podcasts across theatrical, digital, and physical windows. Matchpoint™ is an AI-powered media supply chain platform for OTT app development and content distribution. Cineverse owns a podcast network and provides advertising services through its network of fan channels and c360.

Cineverse has a global reach with an addressable device footprint of 1.1 billion devices worldwide, reaching over 72 million monthly active users. Headquartered in New York, the company has employees in the United States and India. The acquisition of Giant Worldwide expanded its global services footprint to include Los Angeles, New York, and Warsaw.

Cineverse has focused on strengthening its brand through strategic content distribution and technological advancements. Distributing successful films like "Terrifier 3" has positively contributed to its reputation. The acquisition of Giant Worldwide enhances Cineverse's standing in the automated media supply chain sector. The commercial release of cineSearch and Matchpoint Dispatch entering pilot programs reflects positively on its technology group's innovation.

Cineverse Corp. is primarily owned by institutional shareholders and insiders. Institutional investors held 20.0% of outstanding shares as of December 2025, with major holders including Corsair Capital Management, L.P., and Vanguard Group Inc. Insider ownership is high, with Cineverse insiders owning 779.78% of the company. Bison Entertainment Media Group is the largest individual shareholder.