On June 22, New Oriental-S fell 3.05% in regular trading, trading at HK$34.54/share, with turnover of HK$14.62 million. The decline was driven by a combination of uninspiring forward guidance and broad-based weakness across the education sector.

On the news front, New Oriental previously reported fiscal Q3 results with net revenue rising 19.8% year-over-year to US$1.417 billion and operating profit surging 44.8%, both exceeding market expectations. However, the company's forward guidance lacked upward revision catalysts, continuing to suppress share price performance. Meanwhile, East Buy CEO Sun Jin has recently resigned from key positions at multiple New Oriental subsidiaries, including Guangzhou New Oriental Culture and Arts Development Co. and Beijing New Oriental Wokaida International Education Travel Co.'s Guangdong branch, with Wang Wei taking over these roles. The management reshuffle has drawn market attention, particularly following earlier core anchor departures from East Buy earlier this year.

The broader education sector traded notably weaker, with China Education Group falling 7.14%, China East Education declining 4.67%, Tianli International Holdings dropping 4.2%, and Beststudy Education losing 4.02%.

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