Consumer China
ATA failing the test
- Published 15 Jul 2010
Since losing a major government contract, the test provider is finding it a costly process to expand its reach to the private sector.
Background:ATA (ATAI:Nasdaq), which was listed on Nasdaq back in 2008, is China's biggest private test provider with 1,988 authorised test centres throughout the country. The company's computer-based testing services are used for professional licensure and certification in various industries, such as IT services, banking, securities and insurance.
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