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K-12 Techno Services is an India-based education support provider operating in Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, and Bangalore. The company supplies digital learning materials, school management software, and transportation solutions to over 1,000 institutions. K12 Techno partners with publishers like Pearson India for curriculum aids and manages fleets for student commuting.

Stadio Holdings Ltd facilitates the widening of access to quality and relevant higher education programmes in Southern Africa through its three prestigious higher education institutions, namely STADIO Higher Education, AFDA and Milpark Education. The institutions offer a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes via the contact learning and distance learning modes of delivery. Geographically it operates in South Africa and Namibia with the majority of the revenue deriving from South Africa.

Scaler Academy is a Bangalore-headquartered online learning platform offering six-month mentorship programs in software engineering and data science. Curriculum covers full-stack development with React, Node.js, and cloud deployment on AWS. Mentors from Google, Microsoft, and Amazon guide over 20,000 learners annually toward roles at FAANG companies. Scaler Academy reports placement rates above 85 percent with average salaries exceeding INR 20 lakhs.

Lovevery is a company producing play kits, wooden toys, books, and guides for children from birth to age four, developed with experts from Stanford and Harvard. Subscription boxes deliver stage-specific items every two to three months to support cognitive, motor, and sensory development. The Austin-headquartered brand sells direct-to-consumer and through retailers like Nordstrom since 2017.

Matific is a Sydney-headquartered edtech company offering an adaptive math learning platform for students aged 4 to 15 in over 100 countries. The platform delivers modular, spiral curriculum through interactive episodes on tablets and computers, aligned with curricula in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, and others. Matific has earned awards from CODiE, EdTech Digest, and Academics' Choice, integrating with classroom tools like Google Classroom.

Lincoln Educational Services Corp provides diversified career-oriented post-secondary education to high school graduates and working adults. The company offers programs in automotive technology, skilled trades, healthcare services, hospitality services, and business and information technology. Its reportable segments include; Campus Operations, and Transitional. The majority of the revenue is generated from the Campus Operations segment which includes all campuses that are continuing in operation and contribute to the Company’s core operations and performance.

Minerva Project is a San Francisco-based education technology company, founded in 2012 by Ben Nelson, that set out to reinvent higher education. It operates two entities: the for-profit Minerva Project, which develops the Forum online curriculum and video platform for interactive small-group teaching, and the nonprofit Minerva Schools at KGI, which delivers accredited undergraduate and master's programs to around 630 students. Forum has been sold to other universities and corporations since 2018, combining live interactive seminars with tools that let instructors break large classes into small discussion groups.

Ruangguru is a Jakarta-headquartered edtech company founded in 2014 offering online learning platforms, live classes, and adaptive tutoring for K-12 students across Indonesia. The platform serves over 15 million users through apps covering national curriculum subjects and exam preparation for UTBK and CPNS.

China Education Group Holdings Ltd is a ultra-large-scale private education group in China with 30 years of experience in higher education operations. CEG's schools offer both higher vocational education and secondary vocational education. The school network spans domestic China and overseas. CEG's full-time student enrollment was about 270,000 as of August 2024.

Scholastic Corp is an American publishing and education media company that focuses on books and educational material for schools, teachers, parents, and children. It creates print, digital, and audiobooks, learning materials and programs, classroom magazines, and other products that support children’s learning and reading both at home and at school. The company also owns rights to various books, including Harry Potter, Dog Man, and The Hunger Games among others. It has three reportable segments Children’s Book Publishing and Distribution, Education Solutions, and International. The majority of its revenue is from the Children’s Book Publishing and Distribution segment.

Taaleem Holdings PJSC is a premium education provider. The group operates two types of schools namely: premium schools and government partnerships. The premium portfolio includes five schools offering an IB curriculum, four schools offering a British curriculum and one school offering an American curriculum.

Inspirali is a Brazilian medical education group within Ânima Educação. It operates medical schools and provides undergraduate and continuing medical education through its network of higher education institutions. Its programmes include postgraduate training and practical clinical learning.

Leap is an education technology firm assisting Indian students with overseas university applications. Services encompass university shortlisting, IELTS and SAT preparation courses, financial aid planning, visa processing support, and statement of purpose evaluations. Counselors guide applicants to institutions in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. Leap operates from Bangalore, India, and supports thousands of students annually in securing admissions abroad.

CognaEducacao SA is one of those private educational organizations in Brazil and around the world. The company's segment includes Kroton; Vasta and Saber. It generates the maximum of its revenue from the Kroton segment.

Crimson Education is an Auckland-headquartered edtech provider offering admissions consulting and online learning platforms for students globally. Launched around 2014, it supports applications to universities in the US, UK, EU, and Australia, alongside medical school entry programs for Australia and New Zealand. The ecosystem includes tutoring aligned with local curricula and extracurricular activity mentoring. Crimson extends from pre-primary courses to postgraduate preparation through interactive digital tools accessible in over 60 countries.

Bitwise Industries is a technology workforce developer transforming underserved cities through education, software development, and urban revitalization. Geekwise Academy provides coding bootcamps in web development and cybersecurity for diverse learners. Shift3 Technologies delivers custom software projects for enterprise clients. Apprenticeship programs place graduates into roles at companies like Google and Salesforce. Operating from Fresno, California, Bitwise Industries has expanded to Los Angeles and other Midwestern cities since 2013.