STI Education Systems Holdings, Inc. (STI Holdings), the country’s largest private school network, reported strong financial results for Fiscal Year ending June 30, 2025, supported by higher enrollment and steady operational gains.
Net income rose 38 percent to P2.22 billion for the fiscal year from P1.61 billion the previous year. Revenues increased 18 percent to P5.56 billion from P4.7 billion, driven by a 15 percent rise in total enrollment to 138,060 students.
Operating income reached P2.36 billion, up 33 percent from P1.78 billion, with operating margins improving to 43 percent from 38 percent. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) climbed 27 percent to P3.15 billion, while EBITDA margin widened to 57 percent from 53 percent, reflecting continued efficiency in managing costs and resources.
Enrollment in programs regulated by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) grew 20 percent to 100,161 students, representing 73 percent of total enrollment. These programs typically generate higher revenues per student and include tertiary and postgraduate courses.
STI Education Services Group (STI ESG) remained the main contributor, with 84,122 students in owned schools (up 17 percent) and 37,252 in franchised campuses (up 16 percent). STI West Negros University (STI WNU) in Bacolod City recorded a 9 percent increase in enrollment to 14,503 students. The university was granted Autonomous status by CHED, a recognition given to institutions with consistently strong academic performance.
