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OpenLearning Limited reported a 30% revenue increase for the half-year to June 2025, driven by expanded AI-powered LMS adoption and multi-year contracts in the Philippines, while working towards break-even despite a wider loss.

KneoMedia has narrowed its FY25 net loss by 38%, driven by cost controls and a strategic shift to its scalable KneoScience EdTech platform. The company also secured a $700,000 order for FY26, signaling growing traction in the US education market.

3P Learning reported a 30% rise in underlying EBITDA to $15.5 million for FY25, alongside a return to statutory profitability and a key acquisition to strengthen its literacy offerings.

Cluey Ltd reported a 50% improvement in EBITDA and its first positive operating cash flow quarter in FY25, driven by cost efficiencies and a return to student growth. The company is now pivoting towards AI-enabled product innovation to fuel sustainable expansion.

Cluey Ltd has marked a pivotal year with a $4.4 million EBITDA improvement and its first positive operating cash flow quarter, alongside renewed student growth. The company is now pivoting towards AI-driven product expansion to sustain momentum.

Cluey Ltd reported a significantly reduced loss for FY25 alongside an 11% increase in new students and achieved positive operating cash flow in Q4, signaling progress in its path to profitability.

Qoria Limited reported a robust FY2025 with 25% growth in annual recurring revenue and a 684% jump in EBITDA, underscoring its expanding leadership in global K12 safety and wellbeing platforms.

ReadyTech reported a solid 7.1% revenue increase in FY25, driven by $15.4 million in new enterprise contracts and a strategic push into AI-enhanced SaaS products. The company’s strong pipeline and AI initiatives set the stage for accelerated growth in FY26 and beyond.

Kip McGrath Education Centres Limited reported modest revenue growth and a solid increase in EBITDA for FY25, despite a significant net loss driven by its exit from the US market. The company declared a fully franked final dividend, signaling confidence in its refocused core business.

Janison Education Group reported a 9% revenue increase in FY25, driven by new contracts and the launch of its AI-powered assessment platform, Jai. The company also expanded its customer pipeline by 80%, positioning itself for sustained growth in digital education.

Janison Education Group reported a 9% revenue increase to $47 million in FY25, driven by new contracts and strong ICAS performance, while launching its AI-powered assessment platform Jai. The company also refreshed its leadership and expanded its customer pipeline to $28.6 million.

Janison Education Group reported a 9% revenue increase to $46.8 million for FY2025, yet its net loss widened by 40%, underscoring ongoing profitability challenges.