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Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT (CQE) has reported robust first-half FY26 results, driven by strategic acquisitions and strong rental growth, prompting an upgrade to its full-year earnings and distribution guidance.

WhiteHawk Limited reported steady Q4 revenue and advanced multiple government and academic contracts in the US and Australia, underpinning its growth in cybersecurity services.

EDU Holdings Limited anticipates FY25 financial results near the top of its guidance, driven by strong revenue and profit growth from its higher education arm, Ikon Institute.

EDU Holdings has significantly raised its FY25 financial outlook following strong enrolments and cost efficiencies, while announcing a selective buy-back of 12.5% of its shares from major investors.

OpenLearning has strengthened its foothold in the Philippines through a strategic investment from CE Nexus, a division of leading publisher C&E Publishing, aiming to boost growth in Southeast Asia's education technology market.

TechnologyOne has delivered a standout FY25 performance, beating profit guidance and accelerating its ARR growth well ahead of schedule, powered by its innovative SaaS+ model and strong UK market traction.

EDU Holdings reports a 26% rise in new student enrolments for Term 4, 2025 compared to the prior term, signaling resilience amid sector softness and recent regulatory changes.

EDU Holdings reports a remarkable 82% increase in total student enrolments at its Ikon Institute for Trimester 3, 2025, driven by strong demand and new course offerings amid evolving regulatory conditions.

OpenLearning Limited has secured its first SaaS agreement with the University of the Philippines Manila, marking a strategic entry into the country’s vast public higher education sector.

OpenLearning Limited has inked a five-year, usage-based SaaS agreement with Systems Plus College Foundation, marking a significant step in expanding its AI-powered learning platform across Southeast Asia.

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.

NextEd Group reported a 13.9% revenue decline in FY25, yet maintained resilient EBITDA and strengthened its cash position, signaling a strategic reset underway to capture future growth.