IMAX China Holding, Inc. (1970) reported revenue of US$102.34 million for the financial year ended 31 December 2025, rising 26.30% from US$81.00 million in 2024. According to the audited statements, this growth was largely driven by a 118.70% surge in Content Solutions revenue and a moderate 3.40% increase in Technology Products and Services. Cost of sales showed a 4.10% decrease to US$35.53 million, and profit for the year reached US$37.68 million, up notably from US$22.22 million in 2024.

Management highlighted the higher box-office contribution from both Hollywood and Chinese language titles as key factors for the revenue uptrend. The Company reported a profit margin of 36.80%, reflecting improved operating leverage due to a stronger film slate and an expanded IMAX theatre network. Total comprehensive income came in at US$43.16 million compared to US$20.30 million a year earlier.

The Board confirmed that no final dividend would be declared for 2025, citing strategic capital allocation toward future business initiatives. The announcement also noted supplemental disclosures regarding emoluments of past and current chief executives in relation to the 2019, 2020, and 2023 annual reports.

IMAX Corporation, as the controlling shareholder with a 71.57% stake, released its own fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results on 25 February 2026 (New York time). Management stated that the IMAX network’s global performance supports the ongoing expansion across Chinese Mainland and other key markets, reinforcing its commitment to drive growth and enhance shareholder value.