McGraw Hill Q2 FY27 net income drops 18% to $86.38 million; Q2 FY27 revenue falls 6% to $632.21 million
- McGraw Hill’s FY27 second-quarter net income fell 18% year-over-year to $86.38 million.
- Revenue declined 6% to $632.2 million, with market-share gains partially offsetting anticipated lower capture rates in select math markets.
- A $50 million term loan paydown brought gross debt reduction since the initial public offering to approximately $700 million.
- Proprietary content integration into Microsoft Copilot and Anthropic’s Claude for Teachers advanced its agentic AI strategy.
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