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India Business News: Byju's Alpha Inc, a unit of Byju's, filed for bankruptcy in the US due to its $1.2 billion debt. The company lacks funds to continue fighting with its

A unit of Byju’s, once one of India’s hottest tech startups, was put into bankruptcy in the US by a court-appointed agent who took over the shell company after it defaulted on $1.2 billion in debt.

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A unit of Byju's, once one of India's hottest tech startups, was put into bankruptcy in the US by a court-appointed agent who took over the shell company after it defaulted on $1.2 billion in debt.

Byju’s Files For Bankruptcy In Delaware.

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Byju’s, which borrowed $1.2 billion in the US in November 2021, moved $533 million of it to Camshaft Capital Fund, a three-year-old hedge fund.

India Business News: Education and healthcare billionaire Ranjan Pai has purchased US private equity fund Davidson Kempner's stake in Aakash Institute, a subsidiary of Byj

Lenders to Byju's, once one of India's hottest tech startups, properly cited a default on a $1.2 billion loan when taking over control of a unit of the education-technology provider, a Delaware judge concluded.

The lenders – which include Redwood Investments LLC and Silver Point Capital LP – were within their contractual rights to replace a relative of company founder Byju Raveendran on the board of Byju’s Alpha, a special-purpose company formed for financing purposes, with their nominee, Delaware Chancery Court Judge Morgan Zurn ruled.