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IMAX rebounds with stock buyback

Canada's IMAX Corporation can see the light at the end of the liability tunnel, as it closes in on its debt of US$100 million. Last month, the large format company bought back $90 million worth of notes, which were scheduled to come due in April 2003. IMAX co-CEOs Richard L. Gelfond and Bradley J. Wechsler issued a statement that said, 'The retirement of 90% of these notes virtually eliminates any April 2003 re-financing risk and puts imax on a solid financial footing to implement our long-term growth strategy.' The company's senior debt of $200 million will come due in December 2005.
February 1, 2002

Canada's IMAX Corporation can see the light at the end of the liability tunnel, as it closes in on its debt of US$100 million. Last month, the large format company bought back $90 million worth of notes, which were scheduled to come due in April 2003. IMAX co-CEOs Richard L. Gelfond and Bradley J. Wechsler issued a statement that said, 'The retirement of 90% of these notes virtually eliminates any April 2003 re-financing risk and puts imax on a solid financial footing to implement our long-term growth strategy.' The company's senior debt of $200 million will come due in December 2005.

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