The Delaware Supreme Court has upheld a ruling that edtech firm Byju’s defaulted on a $1.2 billion Term Loan B (TLB), validating claims made by US-based lenders. The lenders, represented by GLAS Trust, had approached the court alleging payment defaults under the credit agreement and Continue Reading
Audit firm Deloitte has resigned as the auditor of edtech company Byju’s, citing a significant delay in the submission of financial statements. Deloitte had been scheduled to audit Byju’s until 2025 but stepped down, stating that the delays would impact its ability to perform the audit according to standards. Byju’s has appointed BDO as its […]Continue Reading
Starting a business is an exciting journey, but it often comes with numerous challenges and hurdles. Many start-ups face early-stage bottlenecks that can hinder their growth and success. However, some Indian start-ups have managed to overcome these obstacles and emerge as industry leaders. In this blog post, we will explore five such Indian start-ups that […]Continue Reading
Football player Lionel “Leo” Messi has been chosen by edtech giant BYJU’s to serve as the first worldwide brand ambassador of its Education For All social impact arm, the business announced on Friday. Messi, the Argentine football team’s captain and a player for Paris Saint-Germain, has inked a deal with BYJU’S to advance the cause […]Continue Reading
According to a report in Inc42, more than 800 full-time employees of WhiteHat Jr, a platform for learning coding, have resigned in the last two months after being asked to return to work. According to the report, these employees voluntarily resigned because they did not want to return to work. Byju’s purchased WhiteHat Jr in […]Continue Reading
The decacorn of educational technology Sumeru Ventures, Vitruvian Partners, and BlackRock led a new $800 million funding round for Byju’s. Byju Raveendran, the founder and CEO of Byju’s, is also a part of this fund-raise and has put up $400 million of his own money. According to sources familiar with the situation, the valuation has […]Continue Reading
As India’s most valuable edtech business continues to expand abroad, Byju’s has purchased Tynker, a US-based coding platform, in a stock-and-cash deal. The financial parameters of the deal were not published, but a source close to the situation stated Byju’s was paying $150-$200 million (Rs 1,100-1,470 crore) for Tynker. Tynker will be able to provide Continue Reading