Once the face of India’s digital education boom, Byju’s rose from a modest learning app to a global edtech powerhouse valued at $22 billion at its peak. Its branding dominated cricket jerseys, ...
A funding boom over 2021 and 2022 was the catalyst for the rise of unicorn edtech providers. At its peak in 2021, venture firms invested $14.7bn in edtech startups, according to GlobalData. This ...
Byju Raveendran, once hailed as the face of India’s startup revolution, has now been sentenced to six months in prison by a court in Singapore in a contempt case linked to non-compliance with court ...
Bottom line: Once a celebrated edtech company in India, Byju's serves as a stark reminder of how quickly fortunes can change in the high-stakes world of tech startups. It's a narrative that will ...
Founded in 2011, Byju's grew rapidly by tapping into India's strong focus on competitive exams. There was a time when Byju's looked unstoppable. Its logo sat on the Indian cricket team's jersey.
Byju Raveendran blamed BYJU’S investors for the company's downfall as the edtech giant's valuation now stands at zero. He claimed that investors pushed for aggressive expansion but deserted the ...
Even as the tubelights go off one by one, BYJU’S founder and CEO Byju Raveendran continues to fight the fight and delay what looks like the inevitable. The latest weapon in his arsenal is an anonymous ...
It looks like an uphill struggle. Byju’s, which expanded aggressively into the US, faces “legal battles from Delaware to Bengaluru” with litigants ranging from the Qatar Investment Authority to ...
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