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Cambridge University Press (CUP) is a publishing business of the University of Cambridge. It is a department of the University of Cambridge and is both an academic and educational publisher. Cambridge University Press' publishing includes academic journals, monographs, reference works, textbooks, and English-language teaching and learning publications. Cambridge University Press operates as a charitable enterprise that transfers part of its annual surplus back to the university.

Revenue(FY, 2019)
£326.9 M

Employee Rating

3.7More
TypeSubsidiary
HQCambridge, GB
Founded1534
Websitecambridge.org
Cybersecurity ratingDMore
Cambridge University Press was founded in 1534 and is headquartered in Cambridge, GB

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Key People/Management at Cambridge University Press

Peter Phillips

Peter Phillips

CEO
Andrew Chandler

Andrew Chandler

Chief Financial Officer
Mark Maddocks

Mark Maddocks

Chief Information Officer
Catie Sheret

Catie Sheret

General Counsel and Company Secretary
Mandy Hill

Mandy Hill

Managing Director, Academic Publishing
Rod Smith

Rod Smith

Managing Director, Education
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Cambridge University Press Office Locations

Cambridge University Press has offices in Cambridge, Chambersburg, New York, ABL and in 42 other locations
Cambridge, GB (HQ)
University Printing House Shaftesbury Road
ABL, AR
Esmeralda 902-962
Macquarie Park, AU
suite g. 1 ground/64 Talavera Rd
Port Melbourne, AU
477 Williamstown Rd
Rio de Janeiro, BR
R. da Assembléia, 10 - 3502 - Centro
São Paulo, BR
Av. Paulista, 925 - 2nd floor - Bela Vista
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Cambridge University Press Financials and Metrics

Summary Metrics

Founding Date

1534

Cambridge University Press Revenue

Cambridge University Press's revenue was reported to be £326.90 m in FY, 2019
GBPFY, 2014FY, 2015FY, 2017FY, 2019

Revenue

5.0m4.5m306.4m326.9m

Revenue growth, %

14%

Depreciation and amortization

14.0k20.0k

EBIT

3.6m(740.0k)
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GBPFY, 2014FY, 2015FY, 2017FY, 2018FY, 2019

Cash

2.3m5.0k39.2m29.5m29.7m

Accounts Receivable

110.6m108.1m127.2m

Inventories

23.8m22.7m24.0m

Current Assets

20.2m19.7m215.5m182.0m207.4m
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GBPFY, 2014

Financial Leverage

1.7 x
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Cambridge University Press Operating Metrics

FY, 2017FY, 2018FY, 2019

Books Published

1.44 k

Journals

391 400

Average Downloads per Month (Cambridge Core)

3 m3.08 m4.83 m

Activities Undertaken Every Year (Cambridge LMS)

70 m
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Cambridge University Press Cybersecurity Score

Cybersecurity ratingPremium dataset

D

68/100

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Cambridge University Press News and Updates

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Cambridge University Press make their books free until May

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October 03, 2018

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Cambridge University Press Blogs

January 26, 2021

Thinking and Working Mathematically (part 1): definitions and examples

With the recent launch of the Primary and Lower Secondary (PLS) Mathematics curriculum framework there is much excitement around the introduction of the eight Thinking and Working Mathematics (TWM) characteristics. While these characteristics are not new in the world of mathematics education, they a…
January 26, 2021

Selecting English language tests – tips for teachers

Since 1989, Testing for Language Teachers has been helping teachers to understand the principles of testing and write and select better tests. In this post I take a look inside the recently published 3rd edition, written by Arthur Hughes and Jake Hughes, to bring you a few key areas to consider when…
January 22, 2021

The importance of inclusive education

January 24th is International Day of Education and we’re looking at the importance of inclusive education. In this article, we’ll take a look at disability inclusion, gender equality and how you can make the classroom a positive space for all. Without inclusive and equitable education for all, count…
January 21, 2021

Teaching with technology #2: fostering engagement

In this series, Delia Kidd is looking at ways you can use technology in your teaching practice to achieve the Principles for Language Learning. This second article focuses on how to harness online and digital tools to ensure engagement in language learning. In my previous post, I talked about the ne…
January 21, 2021

The Primary Pod: nurturing creativity in young learners

To kick off our new podcast series, The Primary Pod, we speak to Paul Drury about developing the all-important creative thinking skills in young learners. Paul is an ELT author and Primary expert, and recently completed writing his latest Primary course, the Creative Journal, part of Cambridge Prima…
January 20, 2021

Join us and set 21 small intentions for 2021!

If last year taught us anything it’s that we never know what the future holds. You may not feel like setting yourself a big new year challenge for the 12 months ahead. So, instead, here’s 21 small intentions for you to try out in 2021. I think it’s safe to say our New Year’s resolutions... Read mor…
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 Cambridge University Press Frequently Asked Questions

  • When was Cambridge University Press founded?

    Cambridge University Press was founded in 1534.

  • Who are Cambridge University Press key executives?

    Cambridge University Press's key executives are Peter Phillips, Andrew Chandler and Mark Maddocks.

  • How many employees does Cambridge University Press have?

    Cambridge University Press has 3,013 employees.

  • What is Cambridge University Press revenue?

    Latest Cambridge University Press annual revenue is £326.9 m.

  • What is Cambridge University Press revenue per employee?

    Latest Cambridge University Press revenue per employee is £108.5 k.

  • Who are Cambridge University Press competitors?

    Competitors of Cambridge University Press include Elsevier, Macmillan Publishers and Springer Nature.

  • Where is Cambridge University Press headquarters?

    Cambridge University Press headquarters is located at University Printing House Shaftesbury Road, Cambridge.

  • Where are Cambridge University Press offices?

    Cambridge University Press has offices in Cambridge, Chambersburg, New York, ABL and in 42 other locations.

  • How many offices does Cambridge University Press have?

    Cambridge University Press has 46 offices.