Byju's, the embattled Indian ed-tech firm, has processed May 2024 salaries for all employees despite facing a severe funds crunch as of June 3. The company managed to make these payments using business collections. Concurrently, a group of creditors has filed petitions on June 5 to place several of Byju's US-based subsidiaries, including Epic, Tynker, and Osmo, into involuntary bankruptcy. The creditors, who are owed $1.2 billion in term loans, have filed 11 cases aiming to protect and maximize the value of Byju's US-based operating entities for the benefit of all stakeholders.
News brief. The creditors of the $1.2 billion term loan given to Byju's have filed 11 involuntary bankruptcy cases against Byju’s subsidiaries in Delaware. https://t.co/kcn8lI50PU
A group of US-based lenders has petitioned to place several assets of Byju’s into bankruptcy, saying the company is not paying its debts as they come due. @PeerzadaAbrar #byjus #bankrupt #debt #edtech https://t.co/WUYQ5rJmGG
Byju’s US affiliates slapped with involuntary bankruptcy cases from creditors https://t.co/WpwXcx8bPk