Listed education company iPeople, Inc. performed well in 2022 on the back of the country’s economic recovery and growth in its enrollment numbers, a company official said. READ:
LISTED education company iPeople, Inc. performed well in 2022 on the back of the country’s economic recovery and growth in its enrollment numbers, a company official said.
“I think our total new enrollment growth is about 15%. That is the best leading indicator,” he said, referring to the freshmen coming in. Meanwhile, Mr. Ayala said the company is focusing on its collaboration with Arizona State University signed in 2022, which is expected to bring more signups to Mapua schools this year.
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