Moving iMage Technologies (MiT) is a small, specialized provider of audio-visual technology systems and services to movie theater operators. MiT helps cinema exhibitors design, procure, integrate, and install the technology systems that run a modern theater — projectors, media servers, audio systems, screens, and lighting. Customers include large chains like AMC, Cinemark, and Regal, as well as independent and regional exhibitors. MiT acts as both a manufacturer and a reseller: it designs and manufactures proprietary products like projection pedestals, LED lighting, and power management systems at its Southern California facility, and also resells equipment from major brands including Barco, Christie, Dolby, and QSC. Proprietary products carry higher margins; third-party equipment resale drives volume but compresses margins. The business has a recurring revenue component of roughly $8-9M annually from proprietary products and repeat purchases, with the remainder coming from cyclical, project-based installation work. MiT also sells cup holders and seating accessories to sports stadiums through its Caddy product line, and has several early-stage products including CineQC, a SaaS quality control platform, and MiTranslator, an ADA compliance tool. The core near-term growth driver is the laser projector upgrade cycle, as the global installed base of aging lamp-based digital projectors approaches end of life. MiT's business closely tracks exhibitors' capital spending, which follows box office performance with a lag.