Edtech firm BYJU'S on Monday said it has appointed senior vice president for engineering Jiny Thattil as its Chief Technology Officer. Thattil takes over from Anil Goel, who is leaving the company after three years as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). "We are delighted to promote Jiny Thattil as the CTO of BYJU'S. His extensive experience and leadership skills make him the ideal candidate for this crucial role as we continue to rebuild for greater efficiency and sustainability. We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Anil Goel for his exemplary work," BYJU'S India CEO Arjun Mohan said. This transition is part of BYJU'S ongoing strategic restructuring and reorientation of its leadership team to enhance operational efficiency, the statement said. With over 25 years of experience, Thattil has an understanding of diverse domains, including e-commerce, advertising, analytics, payments, online banking, personal finance, business intelligence, healthcare, and ...
Given the past and the present, it was not a surprise that early this year Raveendran reached out to Pai and the outcome has been prompt
The financials revealed by Byju's are based on an 'unqualified FY22 audit'; it will file the financials with MCA in the next few weeks, according to the sources
The financials announced by Byju's are based on an 'unqualified FY22 audit' that indicates the auditor is satisfied with the company's financial reporting
Byju's parent firm Think and Learn reported 2.3 times growth in its core business to reach a total income of Rs 3,569 cr for FY2021-22, and a loss of Rs 2,253 cr y-o-y
A source told Mint that Pai's total investment in the group might reach $300 million if the deal is finalised
The edtech firm is yet to file its FY22 results with Registrars of Companies and this delay has been a key concern among investors as well as the lenders
Even if Byju's were to visit their campuses, it is unlikely that students would be keen to sit for their placements, an official aware of the matter said
Arjun Mohan, a member of the founding team who most recently served as the Chief Business Officer, has rejoined the company after a stint at Ronnie Screwvala-led UpGrad
The valuation of the company led by Byju Raveendran jumped to $15 billion by April 2021. Raveendran used the funds to acquire some 20 companies worldwide
Byju's is hoping to earn between $400-$500 million from the sale of Epic, which is a US-based kids' learning company
The parties are working on reaching a forbearance agreement, and discussions are still ongoing
Byju's was last valued at $22 billion when it raised $250 million from Qatar Investment Authority in October last year
Thomas played an integral part in setting up the US operations at edtech giant Byju's and was also responsible for spearheading the business of Byju's owned educational gaming firm Osmo as its CEO
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