In a sense, the listing of New Oriental in the United States has opened the capital precedent of China's education and training industry, and the capital chain effect brought to China's education industry is obvious, which proves that it is feasible to operate such fields as China's education and training in the form of a company, and it can become a listed company and be recognized by Wall Street. Tiger Fund, which invested in New Oriental in 2004, also got rich returns after listing in New Oriental. In the following years, this wealth effect prompted venture capital (VC) and private equity (PE) to flood into the education and training market in China. From September 2006 to 2009, there were no fewer than 20 cases of private equity financing in China's education and training industry, and the pursuit of capital played a powerful role in promoting the rapid growth of this industry. During this period, ATA, Noah's Ark, Hongcheng Education and Bao Zheng Distance Education Company IPO, Sunway Education and China Education Group were listed on the backdoor. These listed educational companies are concentrated in distance education and educational products companies.
20 10 is the climax of China education and training companies going public in the United States. From August to June, 1 1, there were Ambow Education, Global World, Learning and Thinking, and Xueda IPO successively. Among them, the initial listing of Ambow, Xuesisi and Xueda Education was nearly $654.38 billion, which made the wealth story of education and training staged again after New Oriental.
In addition, companies that may be listed in the education industry in the next step include: Giant Education, Excellent Education, Universal Education, Zhonggong, Tuhua and Cheng Ju Training. According to related reports, Zhonggong, Tuhua and Cheng Ju may be listed on the A-share market. If education and training companies successfully land in the domestic stock market, China's education and training market will attract more capital attention.