Reported Q: Q2 2025 Rev YoY: -6.4% EPS YoY: -21.0% Move: -4.83%
Skillsoft Corp
SKIL
$7.48 -4.83%
Exchange NYSE Sector Consumer Defensive Industry Education Training Services
Q2 2025
Published: Sep 9, 2024

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Reported

Report Date

Sep 9, 2024

Quarter Q2 2025

Revenue

132.22M

YoY: -6.4%

EPS

-4.84

YoY: -21.0%

Market Move

-4.83%

Previous quarter: N/A

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Earnings Highlights

  • Revenue of $132.22M down 6.4% year-over-year
  • EPS of $-4.84 decreased by 21% from previous year
  • Gross margin of 75.4%
  • Net income of -39.57M
  • "Our strategy is centered around two fundamental principles, fix the basics and invest to grow. These strategies have been carefully crafted to strengthen our core operations while strategically channeling resources into areas with significant growth opportunities." - Ron Hovsepian
SKIL
Company SKIL

Executive Summary

Skillsoft delivered a challenging top-line quarter in QQ2 2025, with total revenue of $132.2 million, down 6% YoY and up 3.5% QoQ, reflecting softness in Global Knowledge (GK) and a steady but constrained Talent Development Solutions (TDS) base. Management reinforced a strategic pivot anchored on Fix the Basics and a dual-business-unit structure designed to drive deeper customer alignment, tighter P&L discipline, and accelerated growth. Adjusted EBITDA rose meaningfully to $28.0 million (21% of revenue) versus $25.0 million (18% of revenue) in the prior year, signaling improved operating leverage even as GAAP net income remained negative (-$39.6 million) and GAAP EPS deteriorated to -$4.84 per share. The company reaffirmed full-year guidance of revenue between $510 million and $525 million and adjusted EBITDA of $105–$110 million, with negative free cash flow of approximately $15 million, reflecting ongoing investments to fix the basics and fund growth initiatives.

Management underscored that the material cost-reduction program (~$45 million) is being reinvested into growth initiatives and that the resource reallocation impact will be most visible in Q3 and beyond as the dual-BU structure and related governance take hold. Management highlighted several early customer wins and product innovations, including AI-enabled learning experiences and strategic partnerships (notably with Microsoft), as indicators of demand for a scaled, multi-modal learning platform. The near-term cash flow profile remains seasonally skewed (FQ2 cash burn with Q4/Q1 typically generating cash), but management is increasing transparency by reporting adjusted free cash flow and expects incremental free cash flow benefits as the transformation programs mature. The combination of a clearer operating framework, disciplined cost management, and AI-enabled product roadmaps provides a constructive albeit cautiously valued long-term growth trajectory for investors to monitor over the next several quarters.

Key Performance Indicators

Revenue
Decreasing
132.22M
QoQ: 3.47% | YoY: -6.35%
Gross Profit
Decreasing
99.75M
75.44% margin
QoQ: 61.57% | YoY: -0.96%
Operating Income
Increasing
-19.33M
QoQ: 9.55% | YoY: 23.60%
Net Income
Decreasing
-39.57M
QoQ: -43.17% | YoY: -23.65%
EPS
Decreasing
-4.84
QoQ: -41.52% | YoY: -21.00%

Revenue Trend

Margin Analysis

Historical Earnings Comparison

PeriodRevenue ($M)EPS ($)YoY GrowthReport
Q2 2026 128.82 -2.78 -2.6% View
Q1 2026 124.20 -4.57 -2.8% View
Q4 2025 133.75 -3.75 -2.8% View
Q3 2025 137.23 -2.86 -1.3% View
Q2 2025 132.22 -4.84 -6.4% View