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Edtech giant Byju's 'skips' interest payment on $1.2-billion loan

Files suit against Redwood, alleging predatory tactics

Byju's announces plans for Aakash IPO in 2024 amid funding crunch

Edtech giant facing deadline to pay $40 mn; raises $250 mn from US investment firm

Edtech major Byju's faces deadline for $40 million payment of $1.2 bn loan

The $1.2 billion debt is the largest unrated loan by a startup ever. The once high-flying company led by former teacher Raveendran had been trying to strike a deal with creditors to restructure loan

Janus Henderson further downgrades PharmEasy valuation to $ 2.7 billion

Several other Indian startups such as Meesho, Swiggy, Byju's, Pine Labs, and Ola have seen similar cuts in their valuations

Edtech major Byju's lenders discard talks to restructure $1.2-billion loan

Lenders may put pressure on Byju's to liquidate US assets to part-repay

Edtech major Byju's lenders scrap talks to restructure a $1.2 bn loan

Byju's has to make an interest payment on the loan by June 5

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BlackRock cuts edtech giant Byju's valuation by 62% in a year to $8.4 bn

BlackRock reportedly pegged the value of its 2,279 shares in the company at $4,043,471, estimating Byju's fair value at $8.4 billion as of March 31, 2023

BlackRock cuts Byju's valuation again. This time by 62% to $8.4 billion

However, Byju's recently secured $250 million in fresh funding at a valuation cap of $22 billion

Litigants' claims in US court over loan to entity 'bewildering': Byju's

Edtech giant says creditors claim about hiding $500 million 'entirely incorrect'

Edtech major Byju's sued by an agent connected to its $1.2 billion loan

The lawsuit was filed by Glas Trust Company and investor Timothy R. Pohl against Byju's Alpha, Tangible Play, Inc. and Riju Ravindran

Edtech startup Byju's sued by creditor Glas Trust Company tied to $1.2 bn

Byju's started negotiating its credit agreement after it breached investor protections on the debt by missing a deadline to disclose annual financial results

Byju's closes Rs 2,000-crore debt funding from Davidson Kempner Capital

This is part of $1 billion funding in a mix of equity and structured instruments

Byju's raises $250 mn from Davidson Kempner Capital at $22 bn valuation

Edtech major BYJU'S is learnt to have closed USD 250 million fundraising from Davidson Kempner Capital and is in the process to close another funding round of USD 750 million by the end of this month, sources aware of the development said on Friday. The company has raised USD 250 million at a flat valuation of USD 22 billion, sources said. "BYJU'S has successfully closed a USD 250 million fundraising from Davidson Kempner Capital Management. This round is part of an ongoing USD 1 billion funding round that has attracted participation from both existing and new investors and will be raised at the current valuation of USD 22 billion," a source aware of the development told PTI. BYJU'S declined to comment on the development. The company raised USD 250 million from existing investors and Qatar Investment Authority in October last year. The company was valued at USD 22 billion in the funding round of USD 800 million, announced in March 2022. "BYJU'S is in the process to close another

Edtech giant Byju's may soon raise $1 billion from ADQ and Oaktree

Once edtech giant closes it, this will be one of the largest funding rounds

ED raid likely to hit edtech giant Byju's $700-million fundraising plan

The Bengaluru-based firm, which achieved a valuation of $22 billion in a funding round in March last year, is in the process of raising $700 million from investors, according to the sources

EdTech startup Byju's seeks to reassure workers after office raid

More than 70 investors have invested in Byju's and they have conducted thorough due diligence, he said. "We are confident that the authorities will also come to the same conclusion," he added

ED searches: Byju's CEO says brought more FDI to India than any other firm

After financial crime-fighting agency ED searched Byju's premises, the education platform's CEO Byju Raveendran wrote to employees saying the company brought more FDI to India than any other startup and that the firm fully complies with all applicable foreign exchange laws. India's most valuable startup, Byju's was once valued at USD 22 billion and has attracted global investors such as General Atlantic, BlackRock and Sequoia Capital. "As we are funded by 70+ impact investors who have satisfactorily done due diligence on our operations, including all FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act) compliance, we are confident that the authorities will also come to the same conclusion," Raveendran said in the memo sent late on Saturday, which was seen by PTI. ED had on Saturday searched three premises in Bengaluru linked to the company over alleged foreign exchange law violations. Searches at 'Think & Learn Private Limited' (Byju's online learning platform) yielded "various incriminating ...

ED raids BYJU's under FEMA, yet to submit financial results since FY21

The latest funding round news appeared as the company is aiming to repay a huge $1.2 billion term loan B it had secured in November 2021

ED searches Byju Ravindran's offices, residential premises in Bengaluru

The Enforcement Directorate on Saturday said it has searched the Bengaluru-located office and residential premises of Edtech major BYJU's CEO Raveendran Bjyu and seized "incriminating" documents and digital data as part of a foreign exchange violation probe. A total of three premises, two business and one residential, were raided recently under the provisions of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), it said in a statement. The agency said it has seized various incriminating documents and digital data. It said the action was taken on the basis of "various complaints" received by private people and alleged that Raveendran Bjyu was issued "several" summons but he remained "evasive and never appeared" before the ED. The searches found that his company, Think & Learn Pvt. Ltd., received foreign direct investment (FDI) to the tune of about Rs 28,000 crore during 2011-2023. "The company also remitted about Rs 9,754 crore to various foreign jurisdictions during the same period in ..