It is off-topic in these parts, but I saw that the former ACT, Inc. is now “IntermediaryEd” and that it has sold its campus in Iowa. The organization now describes itself as “no longer an assessment company.” The new website notes that the leadership team is currently “working to define its new direction.”
They do have a lot of money: around $246 million in net assets (per 2024 IRS filings) plus whatever additional monies they got for selling the campus and ACT Test.
(Update: Just in case you missed the news, last year the ACT Test was sold by its non-profit parent company to private equity. It still exists, under its new ownership.)