Curro expects bump in interim profits
The private-education company expects HEPS to increase 33.5%-50%
26 July 2022 - 12:48
Curro Holdings is expecting a bump in profit when it releases interim results next month, but it comes off the back of a low base in headline earnings per share (HEPS) last year.
The private-education company said on Tuesday it expects HEPS to increase 33.5%-50% to 25.9c-29.1c, but this is lower than two years ago after the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted schooling and caused a downturn in the world economy as lockdowns forced most to work and study from home...
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