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Golden Village is a cinema operator based in Singapore, fully owned by Orange Sky Golden Harvest of Hong Kong. It was initially set up as an equal equity joint venture between Golden Harvest (currently Orange Sky Golden Harvest) and Village Roadshow of Australia. It is the largest cinema chain in Singapore, operating 12 multiplexes and ...
In June 2017, mm2 Asia entered into an agreement to acquire the 50% stake of Golden Village Multiplex cinema business in Singapore, held by Australia's Village Cinemas. [11] However the deal was rejected by Orange Sky Golden Harvest Entertainment (Holdings) the owner of the other half-share of the Singapore business. [12]
The list of all the cinema chains across Singapore, with 36 outlets currently operational. Golden Village has more outlets in the list than any other vendors, with 17. It is then followed by Shaw Organisation with eight; Cathay Cineplexes with five; and Carnival Cinemas with two. Formerly Empress theatre from 1981 to 2006.
The last day of movie screenings at Yishun 10 was 11 August 2010 to undergo a three-month renovation from 12 August 2010 to upgrade the multiplex. In November 2010, the renovation had been completed and multiplex was renamed GV Yishun, which was Golden Village first "green" cinema complex. [3]
Orange Sky Golden Harvest has cinemas not only in Hong Kong, but also in Mainland China, Taiwan, and Singapore. Most of these are joint ventures. Golden Village, now fully owned by Orange Sky Golden Harvest, was a former joint venture with Village Roadshow responsible for the operation of Gold Class cinemas and Asia's first multiplex.
The company has moved away from Lee’s legacy and these days owns the largest cinema chain in Singapore, as well as others in Taiwan and Hong Kong. ... OSGH fended off a bid for its 50% stake in ...
Singapore 2015 4 Ip Man 3: ... The Golden Compass: New Line Cinema $1,966,641 ... Golden Village $4,093,933 English, Cantonese, Mandarin
Encore Films, Golden Village Pictures, Singapore Film Commission and SIMF Management: $1.2 million [30] $1.3 million 28 May 2016: Rise: Lee Thean-jeen: Weiyu Films, Channel 5: 5 July 2016: Rough Mix: Ying J. Tan: Monochrome Films: $300,000: 2 September 2016: Pularum Iniyum Naalekal (There's Always Tomorrow) Shilpa Krishnan Shukla: Kathaah ...