Edtech | BYJU's disqualifies US lender for 'predatory' tactics, skips payment on $1.2 billion loan
The company filed a suit against investment management firm Redwood saying the US entity purchased a significant portion of the loan
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The company filed a suit against investment management firm Redwood saying the US entity purchased a significant portion of the loan
The allegation came out at a court hearing on Thursday in Delaware, where Byju’s Alpha faces a lawsuit over who should control the company. Lenders claim that because of a default earlier this year, they have the right to put their representative, Timothy R. Pohl, in charge.
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Indian EdTech giant, Byju’s Alpha, has been sued by an agent for lenders owed $1.2 billion after months of negotiations between creditors and the company.
Lenders have alleged that BYJU’S Alpha is hiding $500 Mn during a lawsuit between creditors and the edtech giant.