Legacy Education FY26 net income rises 21.3% to $9.14 million; revenue climbs 24.8% to $80.06 million
Bitget2026/09/24 20:05- Legacy Education posted Q4 revenue up 12% to USD 20.1 million, while net income climbed 53.3% to USD 1.9 million.
- Diluted EPS rose 44.4% to USD 0.13 in the quarter.
- For the fiscal year ended June 30, revenue increased 24.8% to USD 80.1 million and net income grew 21.3% to USD 9.1 million.
- Diluted EPS increased 11.9% to USD 0.66, while new student starts rose 9% and year-end student population grew 8.9% to 3,377.
- Strategic updates included campus expansions in Lancaster and Temecula, a lease for a first planned Houston campus, and new programs slated for fiscal Q2 2027.
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