Byju's: The Rise and Fall of India's Ed-Tech Giant

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Byju's, once valued at $22 billion, has seen a sharp decline in popularity and valuation due to cash-flow problems, toxic work culture allegations, financial mismanagement, and a $1.2 billion loan default. The company's rapid expansion during the Covid pandemic led to a tumultuous fall, with its valuation being cut by 75% and facing scrutiny for non-payment of ad dues. Shareholders are seeking the ouster of the founders from top leadership roles, and the company is currently raising $200 million through a rights issue of shares to support a successful turnaround.
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- Read Byju's CEO and founder's email to employees on salary delay Times of India
- Byju's Alpha, U.S. Unit of Indian Ed-Tech Startup, Files for Chapter 11 The Wall Street Journal
- Byju's founder Byju Raveendran: 'Saw my father breaking down after seeing the news' Moneycontrol
- Byju’s says investors don’t have voting right to remove founder from edtech group TechCrunch
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