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CHINA EAST EDU
00667.HK
China East Education Holdings Limited, an investment holding company, provides vocational training education services in the People's Republic of China. It operates through Culinary Arts; Western Cuisine and Pastry; Information Technology and Internet Technology; Auto Service; Fashion and Beauty; Elimination; Other Miscellaneous Businesses segments. The company provides vocational training education in culinary arts, information technology and internet technology, auto services, and fashion and beauty sectors. It operates New East Culinary Education, which offers culinary training programs for students; Omick Education of Western Cuisine and Pastry centers, which provides various courses, including baking, desserts, western cuisines, bartending, and barista training; Cuisine Academy, a small-class setting and/or individuals classes for culinary skill training; Xinhua Internet Technology Education centers; Wisezone Data Technology Education centers that offers short-term programs to junior college and university students; Wontone Automotive Education centers, which provide auto repair skill training, and practical knowledge of automobile commerce; On-mind Fashion & Beauty Education centers that focuses on cultivating skilled fashion and beauty professionals; and customized catering experience centers under Cuisine Academy brand.
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05/12/2025 Update
B
Education ServicesIndustry
Industry Ranking2/40
Industry medianC
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  • Profit ScoreB
    • ROE11.44%B
    • Profit Margin14.91%A
    • Gross Margin57.33%B
  • Growth ScoreB
    • Revenue YoY7.90%B
    • Net Profit YoY89.54%A
    • Total Assets YoY8.04%B
    • Net Assets YoY6.88%B
  • Cash ScoreB
    • Cash Flow Margin670.64%C
    • OCF YoY7.90%B
  • Operating ScoreC
    • Turnover0.45C
  • Debt ScoreC
    • Gearing Ratio41.29%C

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    Morning Trend | CHINA EAST EDU is in a tug-of-war consolidation, which player will ignite the new opportunities in the vocational education sector?

    China East Education showed a low-level oscillation throughout the day yesterday, with weak buying interest during the session. The overall sentiment in the vocational education sector is relatively sluggish, with new policy directions still unclear, leading to a wait-and-see approach from funds. Currently, the key support zone at HKD 6.78 is experiencing repeated fluctuations, and there are no short-term signals for an upward breakout. There are no significant breakthroughs in the fundamentals, the market lacks hot spots, and trading volume continues to decline, with fewer repositioning actions from right-side traders. In terms of news, many regions are promoting the expansion of vocational colleges, but there is a lack of favorable policies directly connecting with the capital market, and the momentum for valuation recovery has not yet formed a resonance, resulting in slow progress. Technically, the MACD remains weak, and short-term intraday trading momentum is limited. Once strong policy stimuli are implemented, the sector's volatility is expected to increase. In the short term, it is advisable to closely monitor relevant policy information and intraday fluctuations, appropriately control positions to guard against sudden emotional disturbances, and dynamically adjust risk exposure. In the absence of sudden stimuli, a defensive stance should be maintained, waiting for the main force to confirm signals before re-engaging

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    Declining revenue and expanding losses: Where is the halo of Haixuewang?

    Haixuewang, as the fourth largest online vocational education institution in China, has applied for listing in Hong Kong but is facing issues of declining revenue and widening losses, which may affect investor confidence. The company is closely tied to the sluggish real estate market, and despite a gross profit margin of 85.8%, it has been continuously losing money since 2022. Compared to CHINA EAST EDU, Haixuewang's revenue performance is poor; the latter's stock price fell after going public, but its revenue and profit growth are significant. Haixuewang hopes to drive business growth through AI, but market reactions still need to be observed

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    Understanding the Market | Education stocks lead the gains, profitability options expected to restart, institutions say the profitability of higher education companies is promising

    Education stocks are among the top gainers. As of the time of publication, China East Education rose 5.2% to HKD 6.88; China Edu Group increased by 4.39% to HKD 3.09; Yuhua Edu climbed 3.7% to HKD 0.56; and New Higher Edu Group gained 2.46% to HKD 1.25. Recently, the news that Hunan International Economics University, a subsidiary of Yuhua Edu, is transitioning to a for-profit model has attracted significant attention in the education sector. Shenwan Hongyuan released a research report suggesting to pay attention to Hong Kong-listed higher education companies. The for-profit model is expected to restart, with increased certainty in the distribution of operating income for private colleges, and a recovery in expansion momentum is anticipated. At the same time, a slowdown in educational investment combined with peak capital expenditures is expected to enhance the profitability of higher education companies. Guoyuan International previously published a research report stating that for-profit schools benefit listed companies' dividends, and the distribution of profits alleviates debt. Although the registration for profit-making requires the completion of asset transfers such as land and real estate and the payment of back taxes, which increases short-term costs, it will achieve a long-term market revaluation of assets. Currently, only Yuhua has been approved among listed companies, which will help with sentiment and valuation recovery in the short term. If other listed companies advance in the future, it may lead to a long-term revaluation of the sector

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    Shareholders of CHINA EAST EDU will transfer shares from UBS Securities Hong Kong Limited to Goldman Sachs (Asia) Securities with a transfer market value of HKD 772 million

    According to the latest data from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, on October 13, shareholders of CHINA EAST EDU transferred their shares from UBS Securities Hong Kong Limited to Goldman Sachs (Asia) Securities, with a transfer market value of HKD 772 million, accounting for 5.02%. CHINA EAST EDU announced its mid-term results for 2025, with revenue of RMB 2.186 billion, a year-on-year increase of 10.2%; net profit of RMB 403 million, a year-on-year increase of 48.4%; and basic earnings per share of 18.40 cents. In addition, during the period, the group adjusted its enrollment strategy and optimized its course structure to attract more high-value new students

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    Citi raises earnings forecast for CHINA EAST EDU, maintains target price of 7.8 yuan with a "Buy" rating

    Citi raised the earnings forecast for CHINA EAST EDU, based on accelerated operational momentum and improved profit outlook, revising the financial model for 2025 to 2027. The growth in enrollment and excellent performance in vocational courses, along with strict cost control, led to profit expansion exceeding expectations. Revenue forecasts were raised by 0.6%, 1%, and 1.1%, while net profit forecasts were increased by 10.6%, 4.6%, and 4.7%. The target price is maintained at 7.8 yuan with a "Buy" rating

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