• Total revenue down $0.8m to $51.9m
• Underlying EBITDA down $1.1m to $5.7m
• Statutory net profit after tax improved $1.1m to $0.4m

3P Learning Ltd (ASX:3PL) announced its results for the half financial year ended 31 December 2025. Total revenue was $51.9m, down $0.8m on the prior corresponding period (pcp). Underlying EBITDA was $5.7m, down $1.1m on pcp, and statutory net profit after tax was $0.4m, an improvement of $1.1m on pcp. 3P Learning's CEO, Jose Palmero, stated that although revenue and profitability have declined in the first half, the company's cash position is stronger than pcp. He expects to deliver higher EBITDA and cash generation in the second half, in line with the seasonality of the business. For the full FY26 year, the company provided guidance of EBITDA in the range of $13m to $15m, revenue in the range of $105m to $107m, and net cash in the range of $16m to $18m. No interim dividend has been declared for the half year, but the company intends to assess a dividend for the full-year results. 3P Learning's Chairman, Matthew Sandblom, said the business remains cash-generative and resilient, but requires sharper focus, cleaner priorities, and more disciplined execution. The company is conducting a business review over the next few months, with a strong focus on where it can be a leader in the market while delivering strong cash generation and profitability.

For the full FY26 year, the company provided guidance of EBITDA in the range of $13m to $15m, revenue in the range of $105m to $107m, and net cash in the range of $16m to $18m.

3P Learning's Chairman stated that the company is conducting a business review over the next few months, with a strong focus on where it can be a leader in the market while delivering strong cash generation and profitability.