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The Supreme Court dismisses the appeals of BCCI and Riju Raveendran to withdraw insolvency proceedings against Byju's parent company, Think and Learn Private Limited, over unpaid sponsorship dues ...

Byju's is divesting its US assets at significantly reduced prices due to creditor pressure amid bankruptcy proceedings. Tynker was sold to CodeHS for $2.2 million, a fraction of the $200 million ...

Byju’s US Subsidiaries Sale: The financially troubled Indian tech firm Byju’s has taken the first step to liquidate the assets abroad. It offloaded its US-based subsidiaries, Epic and Tynker, as part ...

Amid deepening financial problems, troubled edtech firm Byju’s has offloaded two of its US-based subsidiaries — coding platform Tynker and digital reading platform Epic! — at steep discounts following ...

Bengaluru: Byju's has sold its US-based subsidiaries, Epic and Tynker, as part of US bankruptcy proceedings, in what appears to be a fire sale. This marks the latest step in the Indian edtech ...

Byju’s is yet to file its audited financial report for the FY23, FY24 and FY25 respectively. Putting up a brave face, Byju Raveendran said in a recent interview that despite all his troubles and ...

Once a symbol of India’s edtech boom, BYJU’S is now dismantling its global empire in an effort to stay afloat amid mounting legal troubles and financial distress. The latest casualties: its prized US ...

BENGALURU: Byju’s has sold its US-based subsidiaries, Epic and Tynker, as part of US bankruptcy proceedings, in what appears to be a fire sale. This marks the latest step in the Indian edtech ...

Byju’s, once considered India’s leading edtech company, has sold two major US acquisitions, Epic and Tynker, for a fraction of the original purchase prices. According to a report by EdWeek Market ...

What started as a game to scale Byju’s internationally, ended in an unexpected fire-sale that forced the crisis-hit edtech to retract its US ambitions. Two of its American assets, Epic and Tynker, ...