Preview of recent earnings from New Oriental Education & Technology Group, Inc.

New Oriental Education & Technology (EDU) is set to announce its quarterly earnings data on July 29th after the market close. Market analysts predict revenue of $1,189,975,364 and earnings of $0.34 per share for the company. Those interested can monitor insider trading, hedge fund activity, and congressional trading through Quiver Quantitative’s stock page specifically dedicated to EDU data.

Hedge fund activity surrounding New Oriental Education & Technology saw various notable changes in the latest quarter. A total of 73 institutional investors added shares to their portfolios, while 130 reduced their positions. Significant movements included First Beijing Investment Ltd boosting its holdings by 1997.8% with the addition of 5,196,281 shares, Price T Rowe Associates Inc /MD/ cutting 2,409,755 shares (-61.9%), FMR LLC decreasing its positions by 2,354,711 shares (-51.9%), Schroder Investment Management Group reducing its holdings by 1,998,746 shares (-66.2%), Discerene Group LP adding 1,580,514 shares, ASPex Management (HK) Ltd cutting 1,580,434 shares (-21.2%), and UBS Group AG expanding its portfolio by 1,553,977 shares (+66.6%). For a comprehensive overview of hedge funds’ stock portfolios, interested individuals can explore Quiver Quantitative’s institutional holdings dashboard.

Market analysis reports indicate that two firms have issued buy ratings for EDU and none have issued sell ratings recently. Citigroup rated the stock as a “Buy” on 06/27/2025, while JP Morgan classified it as “Overweight” on 06/24/2025. For updated analyst ratings and price projections associated with New Oriental Education & Technology, Quiver Quantitative offers a dedicated forecast page for EDU to provide users with real-time information.

Recent price targets set by analysts for EDU reveal a median target of $56.0, with Citigroup’s Michelle Fang targeting $50.0 on 06/27/2025, and JP Morgan’s DS Kim aiming for $62.0 on 06/24/2025. It is essential to note that this article is not financial advice, and readers should refer to Quiver Quantitative’s disclaimers for further information. It is also important to acknowledge that there may be inaccuracies caused by errors in ticker-mapping and other anomalies in the data.