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Janison Education Group has renewed its $2 million contract with Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, while debuting its AI-powered platform Jai in a landmark commercial deployment.

Kip McGrath Education Centres announces exit from its unprofitable USA operations while reporting improved underlying EBITDA for FY25, alongside CEO transition costs and property lease provisions.

Kip McGrath Education Centres has appointed Melinda Smith as CEO and Managing Director, signaling a new leadership era ahead of its 50th anniversary. Smith’s extensive experience in education and government sectors positions her to lead the company’s growth ambitions from the second half of 2025.

EDU Holdings reports a remarkable 118% increase in total student enrolments at its Ikon Institute for Trimester 2, 2025, driven by strong demand and new course offerings amid a shifting regulatory landscape.

AdNeo Limited has completed a $5.5 million equity placement and announced a transformational acquisition of Learnt Global, doubling its revenue and significantly reducing debt to position itself as a leader in Australia’s vocational education technology sector.

IDP Education has revised its FY25 guidance, forecasting a sharp decline in student placements and language testing volumes due to persistent immigration policy uncertainty across key markets including the UK, Australia, Canada, and the US.

EDU Holdings has withdrawn its plan to delist from the ASX and cancel an associated buy-back, responding to shareholder feedback and current share price dynamics.

3P Learning forecasts steady revenue for FY25 but anticipates a significant 20% uplift in underlying EBITDA and a stronger net cash position, driven by strategic product expansions.

EDU Holdings has secured ASX approval to voluntarily delist, pending shareholder consent, and announced a $12.4 million equal access share buy-back to provide liquidity options for investors.

Embark Early Education announces a fully franked interim dividend and the conditional acquisition of two Queensland childcare centres, boosting its portfolio to 40 centres.

EDU Holdings Limited reported a remarkable turnaround in FY24 with record revenue and profit, yet faces ongoing regulatory headwinds prompting a proposed ASX delisting. The company’s strategic pivot focuses on domestic growth and operational agility.

EDU Holdings Limited plans to voluntarily delist from the ASX, citing low share liquidity and regulatory uncertainty in the international student market. The company proposes a substantial buy-back offer to provide shareholders with an exit opportunity ahead of delisting.