Movement Alert|NEW ORIENTAL-S Declines 7.34% in Regular Trading, Pulling Back After Prior Session Earnings-Driven Surge

Market Focus07-31

On July 31, NEW ORIENTAL-S fell 7.34% in regular trading, trading at 44.8 HKD/share, with turnover of 76.42 million HKD. The decline follows the stock's 17-18% surge in the prior session triggered by Q4 FY2026 earnings results.

The company reported Q4 net revenue of $1.53 billion, up 23% year-over-year and beating consensus by 4%. GAAP net income surged 776% to $62.2 million. However, adjusted (non-GAAP) net income of $87.76 million declined 10.5% year-over-year, presenting a mixed picture. Morgan Stanley maintained an Equal Weight rating, characterizing results as only slightly ahead of expectations. For FY2027, the company guided net revenue of $6.45-6.68 billion, representing 14-18% growth.

While CMBI raised its target price to $90 and maintained a Buy rating citing strong core education business momentum and operational efficiency, the pullback suggests some investors are taking profits following the sharp prior-day rally amid concerns over adjusted profitability pressure.

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