The most-valued edtech start-up made headlines earlier this month after its FY21 numbers received an unqualified report from the company's auditor, Deloitte Haskins & Sells
After reporting a loss of Rs 4,588 crore in 2021 fiscal, Byju Raveendran, the founder and CEO of the world's most valuable edtech firm Byju's, has told employees
Byju's, which is valued at $22 billion, said last week it had earned Rs 2,428 crore in revenues in FY21 and incurred a loss of Rs 4,588 crore
Education technology company Byju's FY21 revenues came in flat, and its losses have widened about 20 times. While it may survive this crisis, questions still remain around the future of the unicorn
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In the results, declared on Wednesday after a delay of over 18 months, Byju's recorded a revenue of Rs 2,280 crore. The loss for FY21 stood at Rs 4,500 crore
Raising hopes for the subsequent year, 2021-22, the company disclosed unaudited results that show nearly Rs 10,000 crore in gross revenues
In growing fast, we would have overlooked a few things and that's why we are being penalised a lot more than we should have been
Byju Raveendran, co-founder and the CEO of the unicorn, has briefed the shareholders and the board members about the difference
The firm said its payments to education firm Aakash for a $1-billion deal struck last year have concluded and the audited financial results will be out in 10 days
Byju's founder and CEO Byju Raveendran has made a personal investment of $400 mn of the total $800 mn raised in the latest funding round by the edtech company
He will report to co-founder and CEO Byju Raveendran and join the company's executive committee
BYJU'S in March announced a new partnership with QIA, the sovereign wealth fund of Qatar, to launch a new edtech business and state-of-the-art research centre in Doha
Founder may look at the US and Middle East, has been meeting investors and potential acquisition target firms there, say sources
BlackRock, T Rowe Price participate in the round; the edtech major's valuation has risen by over $1 bn since last round of fundraising
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The funding is expected to help Byju's to fund its acquisitions, including the up to $700 million deal to buy Aakash Educational Services, according to sources
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In June 2021, Byju's became India's most valuable unicorn