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.
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.
EDU Holdings reports a 25% increase in total student enrolments for Term 2, 2025 at its Australian Learning Group, even as new enrolments decline amid tighter visa restrictions.
EDU Holdings Limited reports a robust 35% increase in total student enrolments for Term 1, 2025, despite a notable decline in new student intake and ongoing regulatory challenges.