Classover Holdings announced a new partnership with Tencent Real‑Time Communication (Tencent RTC) to accelerate the development and worldwide deployment of its next‑generation AI Tutor platform, a move that positions the company to leverage Tencent’s low‑latency audio‑video infrastructure and global network.
The collaboration will focus on integrating Tencent RTC’s real‑time communication capabilities into Classover’s AI Tutor, enabling highly interactive, personalized lessons for K‑12 students. The partnership also includes joint workstreams to expand into additional AI‑powered learning scenarios, enhance product features, and support international rollout as the platform scales.
Classover’s financial backdrop underscores the significance of the alliance. The company reported revenue of $3.7 million in fiscal 2024, a 19% year‑over‑year increase, and a gross margin of 70% in Q3 2025, up from 55% YoY and 44% QoQ. Despite these margin gains, Classover posted a net loss in 2024 and remains unprofitable. Management projects revenue growth of 172%–308% for 2025, reflecting confidence that the Tencent partnership will unlock new markets and accelerate adoption.
Investor sentiment reacted strongly to the announcement, with Classover’s shares rising 12.89% after the news. The market view is that the Tencent alliance provides a critical infrastructure advantage, reducing time‑to‑market for the AI Tutor and expanding the company’s global reach.
CEO Stephanie Luo emphasized that the partnership aligns with Classover’s strategy to build an AI‑native education platform. She noted that integrating Tencent’s real‑time communication stack will “enable more immersive, scalable learning experiences” and help the company compete against other edtech firms.
While the partnership offers a competitive edge, Classover still faces headwinds such as ongoing unprofitability, intense competition in the AI‑edtech space, and the need to sustain high development costs. Nonetheless, the Tencent collaboration is expected to provide a tailwind by lowering infrastructure costs, improving user engagement, and opening new international markets.
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