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Primary-source coverage is constructive: the April 22 FY2026 Q3 release showed 19.8% revenue growth, 44.8% operating-income growth, margin expansion, a higher FY2026 revenue outlook, and continued shareholder returns. Still, the packet lacks analyst breadth and reliable post-print price data; Reuters-linked secondary coverage said the stock dipped despite the beat, so the reaction looks mixed rather than euphoric. Conviction stays moderate because the evidence is strong on the quarter but thinner on forward estimate breadth.
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New Oriental reported Q3 FY2026 net revenue of US$1.417B (+19.8% YoY), operating income of US$180.3M (+44.8%), and non-GAAP diluted EPS of US$0.95; the company also raised FY2026 total net revenue guidance to US$5.561B-US$5.599B. Trusted coverage around the print described the release as an earnings beat versus consensus. [#8K-2026-04-22-Q3-Results]
The company approved a second FY2026 dividend installment of US$0.06 per common share/US$0.60 per ADS and said it had already repurchased about 3.3 million ADSs for roughly US$184.3M under its US$300M authorization. That should support EPS and downside protection, although it is not a new operating inflection. [#8K-2026-04-22-Q3-Results]
Management said non-academic tutoring rolled out to about 60 cities, intelligent learning systems and devices reached about 367,000 active paid users, and AI integration deepened across the education ecosystem. Those developments can support retention, cross-sell, and cost efficiency if adoption continues, but they need sustained execution. [#8K-2026-04-22-Q3-Results]
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