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India Business News: NEW DELHI: Lenders of Byju’s have appointed risk advisory firm Kroll to safeguard the charged assets of Great Learning and the troubled edtech firm’s .

Earlier this month, Byjus announced that they have set the target to become profitable by March 2024 on account of consolidation and restructuring of the organisation and settlement on USD 1.2 billion loan

Raveendrans exit was attributed to markdowns by the companys investors. A few days earlier, there were reports in the media that that online higher education platform Great Learning is making efforts to buy back the company from Byjus.

Raveendran's exit from the list has been attributed to a series of investor markdowns.

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The founders of Great Learning are trying to line up investors to buy back the online education provider from Byju’s, two people aware of the ......

The founders of Great Learning are reportedly in talks with investors to raise funds to buy back the edtech startup from BYJU'S

Great Learning was among a series of acquisitions Byju’s made in 2021 when digital education grew exponentially due to Covid-related restrictions

Unexpectedly, the owners of Great Learning, the edtech startup that BYJU'S purchased in 2021 for a staggering $600 million, are allegedly looking into the potential of reacquiring their business from the industry titan headed by Byju Raveendran.

Mayank Kumar was leading the Indian Edtech Consortium along with BYJU’S Divya Gokulnath. PW's Prateek Maheshwari will replace Kumar.