Cinex

Cinex was created in Venezuela in 1998 through the merger of three cinema businesses: Circuito Radonski, Venefilms, and Grupo Blanco. The merger brought the participating exhibition operations together under the Cinex identity, creating a larger national cinema chain at a time when the Venezuelan market was served by multiple established circuits. Its formation made Cinex a consolidation vehicle for theatrical exhibition rather than a film studio or production label. The company's activities have been focused on operating cinemas and showing films to the public. The available reference material identifies Cinex as Venezuela's largest cinema chain and describes a network of 24 locations in 13 Venezuelan cities. The sources supplied do not identify the individual cities or theaters, and they do not provide operational details such as screen numbers, seating capacity, formats, concession brands, or annual attendance. Accordingly, the documented history is primarily one of corporate formation and network development. A significant ownership and partnership change occurred at the end of 2011, when Circuito Radonski was sold. Following that transaction, Evenpro joined Cinex as a new partner. Evenpro later acquired the theaters belonging to Cinematográfica Blancica, the exhibition company associated with Grupo Blanco. This succession of transactions connected Cinex with additional theater assets and reflected the continuing reorganization of Venezuela's cinema-exhibition sector. The supplied sources do not establish the identity of Cinex's founder, current owner, board, chief executive, or other executives. They also do not provide a detailed chronology of venue openings, technology upgrades, programming initiatives, financial results, or international expansion. The available record nevertheless supports a clear account of Cinex as a Venezuelan cinema operator formed by merger in 1998, subsequently reshaped by the 2011 sale of Circuito Radonski and Evenpro's entrance, and operating a substantial multi-city theater network.

1. 2011Evenpro becomes a Cinex partner

   At the end of 2011, the sale of Circuito Radonski leads to Evenpro joining the Cinex partnership structure.

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2. 1998Cinex is formed through a three-way merger

   Circuito Radonski, Venefilms, and Grupo Blanco combine their cinema-exhibition businesses to establish Cinex, formally Circuito Nacional de Exhibidores, S.A.

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3. Network reaches 24 locations in 13 Venezuelan cities

   The available reference describes Cinex as operating 24 cinema locations across 13 cities in Venezuela; the source does not specify the date of this network count.

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A national Venezuelan cinema exhibition network formed by consolidating established local theater operators.

• Cinex cinemasCinema exhibition1998

  Cinex's core offering is theatrical cinema exhibition through a Venezuelan network of 24 locations in 13 cities, according to the available reference material. The chain presents films to public audiences under the Cinex brand. Specific information about individual venues, screen formats, ticket packages, concessions, and premium services is not provided.

• 2011Partnership change following the sale of Circuito RadonskiM&A

  Circuito Radonski was sold at the end of 2011, changing the composition of the Cinex partnership.

  What changed. Evenpro entered as a new Cinex partner and later acquired the theaters associated with Cinematográfica Blancica, the business connected with Grupo Blanco.

  Aftermath. The transactions tied Cinex to additional theater assets and further reshaped the ownership relationships within Venezuela's cinema-exhibition market.

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• 1998Creation through mergerM&A

  Three Venezuelan cinema operators—Circuito Radonski, Venefilms, and Grupo Blanco—were combined to form a larger exhibition brand.

  What changed. The businesses consolidated their cinema-exhibition operations under Cinex, formally Circuito Nacional de Exhibidores, S.A.

  Aftermath. The merger established Cinex as a major Venezuelan cinema chain and provided the foundation for its multi-city network.

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