25th Feb 2026 13:09
(Alliance News) - Fairview International PLC on Wednesday announced increased revenue, which it attributed to increased student fees, as well as a jump in gross profit.
Its revenue for the six months ended December 31 increased by 7% to GBP3.0 million, from GBP2.8 million the previous year.
The Malaysia-headquartered company, which operates "International Baccalaureate-focused international schools", said the increase is "primarily attributed to the increase in the student fees and ancillary income".
Student numbers rose by 2% over the period. Gross profit grew by 13% to GBP1.6 million from GBP1.4 million, which Fairview said reflected "improving leverage across the group's largely fixed-cost base."
Fairview also highlighted new partnerships that it said stand to benefit two of its Malaysian campuses.
Its Johor Bahru campus is set to benefit "operationally, and through property development opportunities," from the "landmark" cross-border Johor-Singapore Economic Zone (JS-SEZ), while University College Fairview has recently entered into an "exploratory partnership" with Arts University Bournemouth, providing international job opportunities to UK students.
Additionally, Fairview said it has initiated a business review focused on strengthening earnings generation from its education IP and hybrid delivery capabilities, and on clarifying its long-term positioning beyond individual school assets.
Fairview expects to publish unaudited consolidated interim results for the six months to 31 December 2025 in mid-March.
"While we still have considerable capacity before we reach the student numbers that our two campuses can accommodate, our strong business model allows us to trade profitably and provide a clear path for growing income as the majority of our costs are fixed.
"In addition, we have the potential to leverage from our educational IP and collateral platform both in Malaysia and overseas, and from our property assets in Johor Bahru," Chief Operating Officer & Head of Business Development Vincent Chian said.
Shares in Fairview were untraded at 7.25 pence on Wednesday in London. They last traded, at the same price, on Tuesday.
By Abena Oppon, Alliance News reporter
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