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Vista share price rises despite $43m loss

CEO says investors saw signs of recovery with blockbusters return.

Geraden Cann Thu, 27 Aug 2020

Cinema ticketing solutions company Vista Group has posted a $43.2 million loss in its interim year results to June 30 - a fall of over 1100% due to Covid-19 impacts, compared with its $4.1m profit for the same period in 2019.

Despite this, the stock price rose by roughly 20c, to level out at

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