McGraw Hill announced results for the second quarter ended September 30, reporting sales of $669 million, down 3 percent–though this is the company’s second-highest second quarter sales in 10 years. The company attributes the decline to an “anticipated smaller K-12 market,” partially offset by gains in higher education. Adjusted EBITDA was $286 million, down from $290 million in 2024. “With market share gains and the expansion of AI-powered tools, we are advancing personalized learning at scale while investing in growth beyond our core offerings,” chair, president, and ceo Simon Allen said. “Our fiscal second quarter performance highlights how McGraw Hill […]
