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Byju’s financials for the Financial year 2022, are finally out. Almost 2 years late.
And unsurprisingly, it doesn't paint a very pretty picture.
The edtech giant posted a consolidated loss of more than 8000 crore rupees on an operating revenue of around 5000 crores.
And that’s not all…its valuation has dipped from about 22 billion dollars in the last funding round to less than a billion now.
Its quite the fall.
Now the cash strapped company is desperately looking to raise $100 million via a rights issue as a lifeline but unfortunately everyone its gone to has outright said no.
And it is unlikely that it may work out in the future unless Byju’s submits its audited financials for FY 2023.
It missed its own Dec 2023 deadline for filing it.
Also, the sword of the 1.2 billion dollar term loan is still hanging over its heard.
Let’s catch up with the major developments so far.
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