NEW DELHI: After a delay of more than a year and having missed two stated timelines for releasing its audited FY22 financials, troubled edtech startup Byju’s on Saturday announced the FY22 earnings statement for its core business which continue to remain deep in losses. The company said that its core business posted EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, amortisation) losses of Rs 2,253 crore in FY22 which is only marginally lower compared to losses of Rs 2,406 crore reported in FY21.Revenues increased multi-fold to Rs 3,569 crore in...
Edtech firm Byju's Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Ajay Goel is returning to his previous company Vedanta Ltd. The seasoned global finance professional was...
Embattled edtech major Byju’s has decided to rebrand its wholly-owned subsidiary, WhiteHat Jr, while integrating the coding company’s assets into other business verticals,...
Edtech giant Byju’s Tuition Centre top executives have resigned as a part of this restructuring exercise. Asheesh Sharma, who was handling academics at...
Byju’s to restructure business, more layoffs expected: Arjun Mohan, the recently appointed Chief Executive of Byju's India, has wasted no time in taking...