ACG's Quarter Four 2025: A Year of Resilience and Growth

ACG, a leading education provider, has reported its quarterly results for Q4 2025. Despite a normalized market demand following last year's surge in student enrollment, the company demonstrated resilience and growth, showcasing its commitment to delivering high-quality educational services.

According to Mr. Kevin Ma, ACG's Chairman and CEO, the company's total revenues were lower compared to the same period in 2024. However, this decline was attributed to a more stable market demand, which normalized after the surge experienced in the previous year. Despite this, the company's core portfolio training service continued to drive revenue growth, accounting for 68.8% of total net revenues.

A notable increase was observed in research-based learning and overseas studies counseling services, which rose by 4.6% during Q4 2025. This uptick can be attributed to the company's expanding partnerships with schools and its provision of more extensive service delivery options, including in-school art classes. Furthermore, ACG's highly diversified research-based learning services continued to gain popularity among students, particularly during the winter vacation period.

In addition to its educational offerings, ACG invested heavily in ensuring its students have access to world-class infrastructure and resources. The company hosted several notable events, including the 2025 ACG Expert Tour, which brought together over 1,000 students with academia and industry experts from top universities such as Carnegie Mellon University and Harvard University.

The establishment of ACG's first music preparatory center in Chengdu marks a significant milestone for the company. This exclusive partnership with Leeds Conservatoire provides students with an intensive one-year study program before heading to the overseas institute, further solidifying ACG's commitment to delivering comprehensive educational experiences.

As Mr. Ruobai Sima, President of ACG, emphasized, the company's focus on cost-saving initiatives and streamlined operations resulted in a 15.7% decrease in operating expenses during Q4 2025, including a one-time goodwill impairment charge. This strategic decision enables ACG to allocate resources more efficiently, ensuring continued growth and development.

ACG's long-term strategy, outlined by Mr. Jun Zhang, President of the company, focuses on expanding its portfolio training service, increasing student interest in research-based learning services, and enhancing access to world-class educational infrastructure. As ACG continues to navigate a rapidly changing education landscape, it remains committed to delivering exceptional experiences for students worldwide.

ACG's Q4 2025 results demonstrate the company's resilience and adaptability in response to shifting market conditions. By focusing on strategic growth initiatives and investing in its students' success, ACG is well-positioned for continued growth and expansion.