Scholastic reported a first-quarter loss of $3.63 per share on revenue of $216.8 million, missing the $224.689 million consensus. The weak print triggered a roughly 9.9% pre-market drop to about $31.38, signaling near-term sentiment and price pressure. Further downside risk hinges on whether the company issues guidance that can restore investor confidence and stabilize multiple expansion.
Scholastic reported a $97 million quarterly loss, worsening from last year's $92 million. Revenue dropped 5% to $225.6 million, missing analysts' expectations. Education Solutions revenue plummeted 28% due to school funding uncertainties. The company seeks sale-leaseback investors for real estate to enhance liquidity. Shares fell 12%, despite a 30% increase earlier in 2025.
Scholastic's Q2 results show earnings of 87 cents per share, beating estimates. Revenue of $508.3 million surpasses analyst expectations of $494.58 million. CEO cites strong performance in Children's Publishing, despite education spending pressures. Fiscal 2026 EBITDA expected to grow to $160-$170 million, signaling positive outlook. SCHL stock rose 12.39% to $24.22 post-results announcement.
Scholastic reported lower-than-expected quarterly earnings due to consumer spending pressure. Share prices dropped over 8% after a 4% decline in regular trading hours. Scholastic bet on upcoming bestsellers like the 'Dog Man' series to boost earnings.