• Bradaverse Education reported lower revenue for the year ended June 30, 2026, as gaming product sales slumped; its annual loss narrowed.
• Private education revenue rose, supported by franchise expansion, higher enrollment at directly owned centers and stronger STEAM education demand.
• Secondary tutoring shifted to a school-partnership model under Modern Education to improve operating efficiency.
• New specialized courses expanded the group's high-tech education offerings into aerospace, semiconductor design and artificial intelligence.

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