Sixty Six Capital Inc. Q1 FY2021 Earnings Call
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- Revenue Impact: Net revenues for Q1 2021 totaled $10 million, down from $54 million in Q1 2020, primarily due to COVID-related closures and no park operating days versus 90 days in Q1 2020.
- Cost Measures: Operating costs decreased to $99 million from $138 million in Q1 2020, reflecting stringent cost containment efforts and no operations during the quarter.
- Liquidity: End-of-quarter liquidity of $631 million, including $272 million in cash and $359 million undrawn revolving credit. Monthly cash burn averaged $35 million, outperforming previous guidance ($40M–$50M).
- Deferred Revenue: Increased to $206 million, up $12 million QoQ, driven by strong season pass and resort reservations. The company holds 1.9 million valid season passes.
- Business Optimization Plan:
- Projected $50 million run-rate benefit over 2–3 years at normalized attendance.
- $35 million expected from cost efficiencies (half are fixed, independent of attendance), and $15 million from revenue initiatives.
- Near-term impact: $5M–$10M improvement expected in 2021.
- Focus areas: organizational redesign, centralized shared services, cost control, optimized labor (notably via Kronos workforce management system), and guest-focused tech (e.g., cashless, mobile food ordering).
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