With the news about CIBT I thought an update on companies in the E-learning sector would be good for comparison.
There are presently few strict online education companies. Here are a few in the online education/enabling business.
SMTF (NASDAQ) – Market Cap. $5.6 Billion
Provides integrated e-Learning solutions. 1300 online course
Revenue for last quarter - $28 million, net loss $11.7 million
LT (CDNX) – Market Cap. $30 million
Online MBA education
Revenue for last quarter - $221,938, net loss $475,869
DTHK (NASDAQ) – Market Cap. $2.07 Billion
Provides online learning courses and services and e-learning solutions
Revenue for last 9 month - $6.5 million, net loss $18.5 million
SABA (NASDAQ) – Market Cap. $1.2 Billion
Allows businesses to provide comprehensive learning solution over net
Revenue for last 6 month - $5.2 million, net loss $17.7 million
AOE (CDNX) – Market Cap. $19 million
Online education with University of British Columbia
Revenue for last 6 months - $1,001,000, net loss $2,726,943
ECLG (NASDAQ) – Market Cap. $103 million (high of $½ Billion)
Allows Universities to go online
Revenue for last quarter - $2,100,000, net loss $6,200,000
LTRE (NASDAQ) – Market Cap. $2 Billion
Worldwide provider of education and training to information technology (IT) professionals
Revenue for last 6 months - $102 million, net income $15.7 million
EDUV (OTC-BB) – Market Cap. $15 million
Creating and marketing online educational programs
Revenue for fiscal year - $121,000, net loss $1,100,000
CLKS (NASDAQ) – Market Cap. $450 million
Provides a single source online learning solution
Revenue for last 9 months - $25 million, net loss $6.8 million
YLNE (OTC – BB) - Market Cap. $68 million
Kid’s online education in China
Revenue for last 9 months - $94,000, loss $495,000
LTWO (NASDAQ) – Market Cap. - $150 million
Markets interactive multimedia tutorials to consumers on the Internet through its Tutorials.com web site. The Company also offers solutions for corporations and other organizations, consisting primarily of Learning University,
Revenue for fiscal year - $13 million, net loss $41 million |
