The $6 million cinema multiplex in Nadi is expected to be open for business from July this year.
Fijian Holdings Limited Group’s Chief Executive Officer Nouzab Fareed said construction is about 30 percent at this stage.
Fareed said it will be operated by an in house team with technical expertise from New Zealand and Australia
FHL’s Annual Report 2013 states the cinema will be at the Jet Point complex in Martintar, Nadi.
The report states that the construction of the four cinemas with a seating capacity of 670 will add to the attractiveness of the complex as a business hub in Nadi and increase the flow of customers for the business within the complex and surrounding areas.
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