AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. is offering new debt to overhaul much of its capital structure, announcing Monday a plan to refinance first- and second-lien debt and extend maturities. The theater operator said it began a $2 billion sale of bonds in a private offering and launched syndication of a $850 million loan. AMC added it entered into a commitment letter with Deutsche Bank AG for a $1.12 billion second-lien loan.

The moves come as the company seeks to strengthen its balance sheet following improved box office performance. The refinancing effort aims to reduce near-term debt pressures and provide greater financial flexibility. AMC continues to navigate post-pandemic recovery in the exhibition industry.

The debt overhaul reflects confidence in its operational turnaround. Investors are watching closely for signs of sustained profitability. The company has not disclosed pricing details for the new securities.

Analysts note the scale of the refinancing underscores AMC’s ongoing financial restructuring. The initiative supports long-term stability amid shifting entertainment consumption patterns.