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Underwriting: Drive-In Motion Picture Theaters

What public records can and cannot establish about running this business in the United States, dimension by dimension, with the gaps named.

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IndustryNAICS 512132
Scopethe United States
RubricO1.0-20260804
Pricedfree — no account, no gate
82th percentile of 287 industries

Where this industry stands

Net formation, 5yrPercentileReads asSignal strength
+2.56%82th of 287forming much faster than it is dyingρ 0.57 across 4 backtested windows, 42.6pp decile separation
SBA 7(a) acquisition loans · FY2010–FY2026

Can you borrow to buy one

MeasureValue
Acquisition loans approved16
Median loan$277,333
Mean rate6.47%
Mean term145 months
Charged off—
214 firms · Census SUSB 2022

What firms here actually earn

Revenue band ($000)FirmsShareCumulativeLabour share of revenue
<1006932.2%32.2%33.8%
100-4998841.1%73.4%20.3%
500-9993918.2%91.6%22.0%
1,000-2,499146.5%98.1%20.5%
2,500-4,99941.9%100.0%17.7%
SBA 7(a) · FY2010–FY2026

Can an acquisition here be financed?

MeasureValue
SBA acquisition loans on record16
Median loan$277,333
Typical rate6.47%
Typical term145 months
Total approved$3,226,500

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65 of 100 rubric points evidenced

What this report can and cannot underwrite

DimensionWeightEvidencePredicts?Source
O1 · Demand density and recurrence25evidencedpredictive · ρ +0.57US Census County Business Patterns
O2 · Payment evidence15partialnot backtestedUSASpending.gov — US federal government work, public domain
O3 · Licence gate favourability15evidencednot backtestedCareerOneStop / ARC, U.S. Department of Labor
O4 · Labour availability15evidencednot backtestedBLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2024
O5 · Incumbent weakness10no producernot backtestednone
O6 · Margin structure10partialnot backtestedUS Census Statistics of U.S. Businesses 2022
O7 · Ceiling10evidencedDESCRIPTIVE ONLY · ρ +0.05US Census Business Dynamics Statistics — public domain

Every licensed occupation in this industry

OccupationShare hereConcentrationJurisdictions
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant2.84%16.0×2 of 56
General and Operations Managers5.35%2.2×23 of 56
Bartenders2.34%4.0×11 of 56
Waiters and Waitresses4.23%2.1×8 of 56
Cashiers4.28%2.2×6 of 56
Fast Food and Counter Workers12.93%5.2×1 of 56

What this report cannot tell you

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licence gate — the only occupation matched is 'Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers' at 44.33% of this industry's employment, licensed in 2 of 56 jurisdictions. Reported, but too narrow to be read as this industry's barrier to entry.
licence titles in this scope — none matched 'Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers', though it is licensed in 2 jurisdictions nationally. The title differs locally, or the record is held municipally.
occupation mix for NAICS 512132 — the labour statistics carry no rows at this level, so everything about occupations here, including the defining occupation and its licence gate, is measured at NAICS 512130, a broader grouping. Establishment counts are for 512132 itself.
licence coverage — the register holds 54 of 56 US licensing jurisdictions, and 2,504 of its records carry no jurisdiction at all. A count of 2 is out of 54 searched, not out of 56. The unsearched jurisdictions are not evidence of no licence.
bonding_required_usd — no producer, and not estimated