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IDP Education reported a 6% revenue decline in H1 FY26 but outperformed volume drops through yield improvements, upgrading its full-year EBIT guidance. The company is on track to deliver $25 million in cost savings, driven by operational efficiencies and technology investments.

NextEd Group Limited reported a 16.7% rise in underlying EBITDA and a 92% reduction in NPAT loss for H1 FY26, underpinned by AI integration and a strategic shift to higher-margin education segments.

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.

IDP Education has updated its revenue recognition policy to recognise Student Placement revenue at census date across all jurisdictions, leading to restated FY25 financials and reaffirmed FY26 guidance.

Janison Education Group has landed a landmark five-year contract with New Zealand’s Ministry of Education to deliver a bilingual digital assessment platform, marking a major international expansion.

IDP Education reports a 14% revenue decline in FY25 due to policy restrictions impacting student volumes, while unveiling a multi-year transformation program aimed at cost reduction and digital innovation.

IDP Education Limited reported a 15% revenue decline and a 66% drop in net profit for FY25, driven by sustained policy restrictions across key international student markets. The company is responding with a multi-year transformation program focused on cost reduction and AI-driven innovation.

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.

NextEd Group Limited reported a 13.9% revenue decline to $95.9 million for FY25 but achieved a 53% improvement in net loss after tax, driven by cost savings and operational efficiencies. The company’s strategic repositioning includes leadership changes and expanded vocational offerings.

EDU Holdings reports a modest 2% increase in total student enrolments for its Australian Learning Group in Term 3, 2025, while new student enrolments have sharply declined amid ongoing regulatory challenges.

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 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.