City
Epaper

'Worst is over' and you'll only see growth in coming months: Byju Raveendran (IANS Friday Interview)

By IANS | Updated: September 16, 2022 12:35 IST

New Delhi, Sep 16 After six stressful and tough learning months, Byju Raveendran is back in the game, ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Sep 16 After six stressful and tough learning months, Byju Raveendran is back in the game, consolidating the loss-making acquisitions like WhiteHat Jr and optimising the rest, while doubling down on opening more physical tuition centres. According to him, "the worst is finally over" and there is only "growth ahead" as seen in the company's FY22 financial results.

The edtech company with nearly $22 billion valuation went through an ordeal as it delayed the audited FY21 financial reports for nearly 18 months, inviting government scrutiny and serious questions from the public.

The FY21 report is out, with massive losses to the tune of Rs 4,500 crore, while BYJU's needs to pay the rest of the acquisition amount

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: ByjuByju raveendran
Open in App

Related Stories

BusinessForbes Billionaire Index 2024: Byju Ravindran's Net Worth Drops to Zero

TechnologyByju’s Likely To Miss March 10 Salary Deadline for 20,000 Employees as Funds Remain Stuck

NationalByju's Crisis: "I Am The CEO Of The Company," Byju Ravindran Clarifies His Position Amidst Removal Bid

BusinessBYJU’s Crisis: Continue To Remain CEO; Rumours of My Firing Highly Exaggerated, Inaccurate, Says Raveendran to Staff

TechnologyKey investors move NCLT against Byju’s rights issue, firm says yet to get any petition

Technology Realted Stories

TechnologyGovt aims to develop northeast into India’s growth region: Jyotiraditya Scindia

TechnologyS. Korea wins $18.2 bn deal to build nuclear reactors in Czech power plant

Technology‘WAVES 2025’ brings spotlight on India’s vibrant media and entertainment sector

TechnologyApple logs highest-ever shipment volume in India at 29 pc growth in March quarter

Technology75 pc of Indian businesses localise data as AI becomes core to strategy: Report