• Universal Technical Institute Q2 2026 earnings call drew CEO Jerome Grant, CFO Bruce Schuman, investor relations VP Matt Kempton, analysts from Northland Securities, Texas Capital Securities, Lake Street Capital Markets, Truist Securities, Rosenblatt Securities.
• New student starts rose 13.8% to 7,569; average full-time active students increased 7.2% to 26,385; revenue climbed 6.7% to USD 221.4 million, while net income was USD 400,000, or USD 0.01 per diluted share.
• Outlook reaffirmed for revenue of USD 905 million to USD 915 million, net income of USD 40 million to USD 45 million, diluted EPS of USD 0.71 to USD 0.80, SEC reported adjusted EBITDA of USD 114 million to USD 119 million; baseline adjusted EBITDA expected to exceed USD 150 million including about USD 40 million of growth investments.
• Management flagged faster-than-modeled early ramp at new UTI San Antonio campus, with first two starts nearly 60% above plan; Atlanta comprehensive UTI campus still set for July start, with early enrollment pacing described as strong.
• CEO pointed to AI-driven infrastructure buildout as a structural tailwind, citing rising employer demand tied to data centers for existing programs such as welding, electronics, and building automation; company also cited broadening inbound interest for B2B training partnerships, including employers, municipalities, and military-related programs.

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