Edtech major Byju's is expected to make financial results for 2020-21 public next week after meeting with shareholders, according to sources privy to the development. The company had informed the Ministry of Corporate Affairs in July that it will announce its financial result on September 6. "Byju's has now obtained an unqualified report from our audit partner Deloitte. The board has approved the audited financial results. Byju's is waiting for the shareholder meeting (expected later this week) before announcing the results in the coming week. Byju's is also in the midst of a round and it hopes to share details of that equally soon," a source told PTI. The MCA had issued a notice to Byju's for the delay in filing the financial result. The company had posted around 82 per cent increasing operating revenue of Rs 2,381 crore in the financial year 2019-20 and its losses were Rs 262 crore. Byju's has set a target to close FY2023 with revenue of around Rs 17,000 crore. The company is l
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