Kip McGrath Education Centres (ASX: KME) H1 FY 2026 Results: The Turnaround Continues
A bad statutory loss masks solid results from continuing operations.
Kip McGrath Education Centres Limited (ASX: KME) is an Australian education services company founded in 1976 and headquartered in Newcastle, New South Wales.
Through its network of franchised and company-owned centres, Kip McGrath offers after-school tuition services in English and mathematics to primary and secondary students. Its services include face-to-face and online tutoring programs, as well as direct at-home educational products.
Kip McGrath operates in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and other international markets. It listed on the ASX on 15 August 2003 at an IPO price of $0.50 per share.
Kip McGrath continues to expand its educational offerings to meet the needs of students worldwide.
A bad statutory loss masks solid results from continuing operations.
The Kip McGrath Education Centres FY 2025 statutory results were very weak, but Tutorfly cannot hurt KME shareholders any more.
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The KME H1 FY 2025 results showed modest revenue growth, improved profit, and a strengthening balance sheet.
Evaluating the Kip McGrath Education Centre (ASX: KME) FY 2024 Results.
In H1 FY 2023, Kip McGrath Education Centres reported revenue growth of 9.2% to $12.4 million, but a net profit reduction of 29% to $652,000
Kip McGrath Education Centres (ASX: KME) is on the verge of reaping the benefits of its corporate centre strategy.
Kip McGrath Education Centres (ASX:KME) stock may have struggled through the pandemic but the company is still being run for the long term.
Kip McGrath Education Centres saw a strong increase in gross profit in the second half but employee expense growth hampered the result.
These 3 stocks remained profitable throughout the pandemic, are positioned for a stronger 2021, and are not too far from attractive value…
Given its show of both resilience, and the acceleration of its online business, KME is clearly one of the better micro-caps on the ASX.
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Kip McGrath Education Centres (ASX: KME) has raised shares at about 10% below the current share price to fund fast growth into online tutoring…
Kip McGrath has seen a massive increase in online tutoring…
The company is transitioning about a third of its lessons to online…
Gross profit was up but an increase in costs — largely for future growth — saw profit decline 8%…
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