ADvTECH Ltd 2017 IR
The report highlights ADvTECH's performance for the 2017 fiscal year, during which the company achieved a 22% increase in revenue to R4.1 billion and a 20% increase in trading operating profit to R671 million. The company expanded its footprint through key acquisitions, including Elkanah House, Greenwood Bay College, Glenwood House School, and The Private Hotel School, and entered the Zambian market with the University of Africa. Total student enrolments grew to 92,475, supported by a 99% matric pass rate. Additionally, the company was certified as a Top Employer for the third consecutive year and commenced construction of its first greenfield school outside South Africa, the Crawford International School in Nairobi.
Company: ADvTECH Ltd
Sector: Education
Country: South Africa
Year: 2017
Type: IR
Pages: 120
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ADvTECH Ltd
Annual Integrated Report
The report highlights ADvTECH's performance for the 2017 fiscal year, during which the company achieved a 22% increase in revenue to R4.1 billion and a 20% increase in trading operating profit to R671 million. The company expanded its footprint through key acquisitions, including Elkanah House, Greenwood Bay College, Glenwood House School, and The Private Hotel School, and entered the Zambian market with the University of Africa. Total student enrolments grew to 92,475, supported by a 99% matric pass rate. Additionally, the company was certified as a Top Employer for the third consecutive year and commenced construction of its first greenfield school outside South Africa, the Crawford International School in Nairobi.
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Document Details
Report Year
2017
Reporting Period
Jan 1, 2017 - Dec 31, 2017
Fiscal Year
2017
Published
Apr 23, 2018
Type
Integrated Report
Language
English
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