Bright Horizons reported FY 2025 results with revenue of USD 2.9 billion (+9.2%), income from operations of USD 314.7 million (+27.6%), net income of USD 193.1 million, and adjusted EBITDA of USD 487.4 million. Segment revenue was led by full service center-based child care at USD 2.1 billion (+6.1%), back-up care at USD 728.0 million (+19.3%), and educational advisory services at USD 124.5 million (+9.1%). The company said back-up care growth was driven by higher utilization across center-based care, in-home care and school-age programs, while child care tuition revenue benefited from average tuition rate increases of approximately 4%–5% and a 1% net increase in enrollment; it also cited a dynamic operating environment and an elevated number of center closures totaling 29 in 2025, and said it expects additional closures in 2026. Bright Horizons ended FY 2025 with cash and cash equivalents of USD 140.1 million and net cash provided by operating activities of USD 350.7 million, and reported FY 2025 share repurchases of USD 225.4 million under its board-authorized program.

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