Warning of headline earnings per share falling as much as 52% in a year after issuing of new shares
Curro’s share price fell as much as 9.4% on Tuesday, the most in six months, after SA’s biggest private school group said first-half headline earnings would drop up to 52.5%.
Curro, which is part of investment group PSG founded by Jannie Mouton, managed to increase its average pupil numbers 7% and revenue 12% in the six months to June. The number of its students stood at 66,153 in February...If you have already registered or subscribed, please sign in to continue.
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