New Street Research - New Oriental Education Technology Group Inc. Sponsored ADR (N1U) EDU 3QFY23 Results: Improving Business Outlook

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EDU 3QFY23 Results: Improving Business Outlook

What's new: New Oriental’s reported 3QFY23 results were above consensus and our expectations. Guidance reflects a strong recovery across business segments, while margins could continue to trend better amid continued cost control measures. We maintain our PT at USD38 and maintain our Neutral rating.

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Jin Yoon

20/04/2023 1 EN

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What’s new: New Oriental’s reported 1QFY25 top-line results that were largely in-line with consensus. Margin could see downward pressure in 2QFY25 partly due to lower seasonality in the education business coupled with continued investments in the tourism segment. We lower our PT from USD70 to USD65 due to lowered outlook. Our revised PT of USD65 implies a 20.0x FY25E P/E. We maintain our NEUTRAL rating. Analysts: Jin Yoon

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EDU’s 1QFY25 top-line slightly missed expectations. Revenue grew 30% yoy to US$1,435m, slightly missing consensus estimate and previous guidance of 31-34% yoy. Non-GAAP net profit rose 40% yoy to US$265m, above our and consensus estimates, while net margin inched up 1ppt yoy to 18% for 1QFY25. EDU expects 2QFY25 revenue (excluding East Buy) to rise 25-28% yoy to US$851.4m-871.8m, 1-2ppt below expectations. Maintain BUY with a lower target price of US$85.00 (HK$66.00).

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EDU 3QFY23 Results: Improving Business Outlook

EDU 1QFY25 Results: Margin Pressure in 2QFY25

New Oriental Education & Technology Group Page 8 (EDU US): 1QFY25: In line; moderated growth outlook in 2QFY25 on low seasonality.

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