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In a leadership huddle, CEO Arjun Mohan unveiled Byjus 3.0, where he stressed the need to sell the right products to the right people without maximising sales

Battling crises on multiple fronts, Byjus founder Byju Raveendran revealed his plans to tackle the liquidity crisis in a call with senior executives today. This and more in todays ETtech Top 5.

India Business News: Byju's expects the liquidity crisis to ease in 45-60 days and aims to close the FY23 audit. The term loan B litigation is being resolved through negot

Byjus: The terminated office assets include 550,000 sq ft in Kalyani Tech Park in Whitefield and 70,000 sq ft in IBC Knowledge Park, people aware of the matter said. Both these assets were given up between 2022 and 2023.

India Business News: Byju's expects the liquidity crisis to ease in 45-60 days. The firm is working to close the audit of its FY23 accounts. The litigation surrounding ter

A resident of Harni Road in Vadodara was duped and blackmailed by a cyber fraud gang, who extorted over Rs 3.3 lakh from him. Read more about this cybercrime incident and how the businessman fell victim to their tactics.

Investors at Byjus have demanded the company meet certain conditions before they invest new capital amid a deepening fund crunch.

These investors have asked the company to file its audited financials for the year ended March 31, 2023, at the earliest. In addition, they want founder Byju Raveendran to loosen his day-to-day control over operations at the firm, the sources added.

Top shareholders at Byjus have demanded the company meet certain conditions before they consider any future capital infusion into the beleaguered edtech firm that is battling a deepening fund crunch, people in the know of the matter said.

The complaint has been registered to the Bengaluru bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT). To further decide on the case, judges K Biswal and Manoj Dubey have scheduled the next hearing for December 22.