Who Owns Cambridge English?

What does Cambridge University Press & Assessment own?
It operates Cambridge University Press, Cambridge English, Cambridge OCR, Cambridge International Education, the Cambridge Dictionary, and the Cambridge Partnership for Education. It is itself part of the University of Cambridge, so it owns brands rather than being owned by a company.

Is Cambridge University Press & Assessment publicly traded?
No. It is a not-for-profit department of the University of Cambridge with no shares or stock listing.

Who founded Cambridge University Press & Assessment?
It was formed in August 2021 by merging Cambridge University Press, founded by royal letters patent in 1534, with Cambridge Assessment, whose origins are the University's 1858 Local Examinations Syndicate. The University of Cambridge created the merged organization.

Where is Cambridge University Press & Assessment headquartered?
It is headquartered in Cambridge, England, United Kingdom, with a UK office in Coventry and more than 80 offices worldwide.

How many brands does Cambridge University Press & Assessment own?
It operates six main brands: Cambridge University Press, Cambridge English, Cambridge OCR, Cambridge International Education, the Cambridge Dictionary, and the Cambridge Partnership for Education.

Who owns Cambridge University Press & Assessment?
The University of Cambridge. It is a non-teaching department of the University governed by the Press and Assessment Syndicate, with no shareholders or outside owners.