<p>Multiplex operator <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/inox" target="_blank">INOX Leisure </a>on Wednesday announced to screen live matches of the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/2022-fifa-world-cup" target="_blank">FIFA World Cup </a>across its 22 multiplexes in 15 cities.</p>.<p>It will beam live around 40 matches of FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, which commenced earlier this week and will end on December 18.</p>.<p>Soccer fans will experience stadium energy in a carnival-like atmosphere at its multiplex, an Inox statement said.</p>.<p>INOX Leisure CEO Alok Tandon said: "With this initiative, we aim to provide our patrons with an opportunity to create unforgettable experiences and memories and experiences while feeling the pulsating energy as if one were in the stadium itself. We are proud to take our content innovation journey forward with sports, through this historic screening".</p>.<p>Earlier Inox had also beamed selected matches of the recently concluded <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/cricket/inox-signs-agreement-with-icc-to-live-screen-india-matches-of-t20-world-cup-1152714.html" target="_blank">Men's T20 World Cup 2022</a> and Asia Cup matches at its selected screens.</p>.<p>Now, the multiplex industry, which has been hit hard during the lockdown and Covid-induced restriction for almost two years, is looking for alternate revenue sources beyond the traditional film exhibition business.</p>.<p>The players have rolled out new initiatives, such as private screening of films for merchandising business. The industry is also working to increase revenue from Food and beverage (F&B) segment by boosting its revenue.</p>
<p>Multiplex operator <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/inox" target="_blank">INOX Leisure </a>on Wednesday announced to screen live matches of the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/2022-fifa-world-cup" target="_blank">FIFA World Cup </a>across its 22 multiplexes in 15 cities.</p>.<p>It will beam live around 40 matches of FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, which commenced earlier this week and will end on December 18.</p>.<p>Soccer fans will experience stadium energy in a carnival-like atmosphere at its multiplex, an Inox statement said.</p>.<p>INOX Leisure CEO Alok Tandon said: "With this initiative, we aim to provide our patrons with an opportunity to create unforgettable experiences and memories and experiences while feeling the pulsating energy as if one were in the stadium itself. We are proud to take our content innovation journey forward with sports, through this historic screening".</p>.<p>Earlier Inox had also beamed selected matches of the recently concluded <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/cricket/inox-signs-agreement-with-icc-to-live-screen-india-matches-of-t20-world-cup-1152714.html" target="_blank">Men's T20 World Cup 2022</a> and Asia Cup matches at its selected screens.</p>.<p>Now, the multiplex industry, which has been hit hard during the lockdown and Covid-induced restriction for almost two years, is looking for alternate revenue sources beyond the traditional film exhibition business.</p>.<p>The players have rolled out new initiatives, such as private screening of films for merchandising business. The industry is also working to increase revenue from Food and beverage (F&B) segment by boosting its revenue.</p>