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China Chunlai Education Group Acquires Dublin Business School for $127.5 Million
China Chunlai Education Group has agreed to acquire Dublin Business School from Kaplan. China Chunlai filed the Transaction Announcement with the Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited. The value of the acquisition is $127,500,000. The transaction remains subject to the satisfaction of the agreed completion conditions, and is expected to complete once these are met.
Q2 Revenue Increases to $1.3B Year-over-Year
Reports Q2 revenue $1.3B vs $1.2B last year. Reports operating income of $83.6M vs. $72.8M last year.
Company Reports Q Revenue of $1.236B
Reports Q revenue $1.236B vs $1.166B last year.
Inspirit Capital to Acquire KLG Kaplan Languages Group
Inspirit Capital announced its plans to acquire KLG Kaplan Languages Group, a global language education platform, from Kaplan. All conditions for the sale have been met, and completion is due to take place on May 1. Kaplan is a subsidiary of the Graham Holdings.
PPI Becomes Exclusive Licensure Prep Partner for Society of Women Engineers
PPI will serve as the exclusive licensure prep partner for the Society of Women Engineers. The partnership is designed to support SWE members pursuing engineering licensure by expanding access to the Fundamentals of Engineering and Principles and Practice of Engineering preparation resources. Passing the FE and PE exams is a key milestone toward becoming a licensed Professional Engineer, a credential that can open doors to greater responsibility and career advancement. As part of the agreement, SWE members will have access to exclusive offers on PPI licensure preparation products and services, along with educational content developed in collaboration with SWE. In addition, PPI will provide complimentary courses for SWE-selected candidates, covering a six-month on-demand licensure prep course for either the FE or PE exam in any discipline.
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