Raffles Education (NR7) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
FY2025 returned to profit: net profit $4.4m after a $24.0m loss in FY2024; reported PBT was $8.7m. The result included $51.1m of foreign-exchange gains.
Revenue was nearly flat at $111.7m, while net asset value per share declined to 39.97 cents from 42.52 cents.
Cash from operations was $4.3m and year-end cash was $16.9m; the auditor highlighted material uncertainty related to going concern.
Financial highlights
Revenue was $111.710m, down 0.7% YoY; adjusted EBITDA was $19.406m, down 8.1% YoY.
PBT was $8.738m versus a $22.562m loss; net profit was $4.358m versus a $23.994m loss.
Profit attributable to shareholders was $7.696m versus a $19.261m loss; basic and diluted EPS were both 0.55 cents versus losses of 1.39 cents.
Other operating income rose to $53.787m from $14.905m, largely reflecting $51.056m of FX gains; finance costs fell to $16.640m from $20.293m.
Total comprehensive loss widened to $41.420m from $14.356m, including a $45.778m currency translation loss in FY2025.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include strengthening the financial position, prudent risk management, deepening programme value, embracing innovation, improving student and parent engagement, and exploring revenue streams.
Strategy includes expanding the institution network, developing existing colleges and universities, strengthening academic quality, and realising value from education assets.
The proposed sale process for 51 Merchant Road remained ongoing; asset sales and refinancing or extensions of borrowings are among the measures supporting liquidity plans.
Latest events from Raffles Education
- Revenue fell 15% as deleveraging advanced and K–12 expansion continued.NR7
Q1 2027 - Revenue grew, but tight liquidity and a May 2024 refinancing deadline remain central concerns.NR7
H1 2024 - Revenue rose, but property losses deepened the deficit; cash flow and gearing improved.NR7
H2 2024 - Net FX gains lifted H1 profit, while working-capital and refinancing needs remain central.NR7
H1 2025 - Flat revenue, lower earnings and continued reliance on refinancing and asset sales.NR7
H1 2026 - Adjusted EBITDA rose 52%, but disposal losses and tax drove a FY2026 net loss.NR7
H2 2026