AMC Entertainment shares rose 12% on Monday to a 15-month high, extending a rally linked to the theater chain’s $3.97 billion refinancing package. The new market account said the stock had gained 113% since January, when shares were around the $161 mark. An earlier market report recorded a 13% advance to $3.32, creating a discrepancy in the reported move and reference price. AMC beat Wall Street estimates in second-quarter results released in July, posting $1.6 billion in revenue and adjusted earnings per share of $0.14. Attendance rose 17.9%, although the company reported an $11.4 million net loss, compared with $4.7 million a year earlier, as non-operating expenses including debt restructuring weighed on results. The refinancing combines first-lien notes, a first-lien term loan and a conditional second-lien facility to address existing obligations and extend key maturities to 2031. Earlier disclosures specified $2 billion of 8.875% first-lien notes and $850 million of first-lien term loans priced at SOFR plus 4.5%, alongside a contingent $1.12 billion second-lien commitment, while the newer account said final borrowing costs remained unresolved. A stronger 2026 movie calendar has also supported industry demand, with Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Toy Story 5 and The Odyssey generating well over $2 billion at the domestic box office. December releases Avengers: Doomsday and Dune: Part Three are scheduled for the same day, with audiences showing interest in a Dunesday double feature.