Crizac Ltd (CRIZAC.BO) operates as a leading B2B education platform offering international student recruitment solutions to global higher education institutions; core services encompass connecting over 5,300 registered agents across 72 countries with more than 140 institutions in the United Kingdom, Canada, Republic of Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand; additional offerings include marketing and brand management support, admission office management, and technology-enabled recruitment processes targeting primarily students from India for overseas higher education programs. The company maintains a strong focus on the UK market, where it commands approximately 13% share of Indian students pursuing higher education, while operating an asset-light, cash-generative model with robust profitability metrics including FY25 revenue of INR 849 crore, EBITDA of INR 213 crore at 25% margin, and profit after tax of INR 153 crore. Founded in 2011 as GA Educational Services Private Limited in Kolkata, India—headquartered at Wing A, Constantia Building, West Bengal—the company converted to a public limited entity and listed on the National Stock Exchange in 2025 following an IPO. Recent strategic developments include its wholly owned UK subsidiary Crizac Ltd entering definitive agreements in October 2025 to acquire a 51% controlling stake in Studies Planet.Com Limited, a UK-based international student recruitment firm operating since 2007, with completion targeted by March 31, 2026 to bolster expansion into South American markets; earlier in 2025, it incorporated wholly owned subsidiary UCOL FZE in the UAE, entered a purchase of business agreement with Raj Consultants FZCO, and signed business process outsourcing and consulting agreements with Crizac UK. Crizac Ltd serves global institutions and recruitment agents through its proprietary platform, with geographic operations spanning India as its primary base alongside subsidiaries in the UK and UAE, and no significant debt on its balance sheet supporting ROE of 36% and ROCE of 48% as of March 2025.