Investors in a heated meeting voted to remove Byju's CEO Raveendran and his family, sparking legal battles and controversy. Find out the intriguing details here!
In a shocking turn of events, major investors of Byju's joined forces to oust the edtech firm's CEO, Byju Raveendran, following a chaotic and dramatic hours-long Zoom call. The meeting, filled with tension and disagreement, culminated in a bold move to remove the CEO and his family from their positions. This decision has set off a wave of legal disputes and raised serious governance concerns within the company.
Responding to the NCLT's involvement, Byju's issued a statement dismissing the shareholders' resolutions as invalid, deepening the conflict between the investors and the current management. The battle for control over Byju's has intensified, with allegations of oppression and mismanagement adding fuel to the already contentious situation.
Despite attempts to thwart the ouster, the shareholders persisted in their mission to overhaul the leadership at Byju's, leading to a tumultuous period for the edtech giant. The absence of the founder-director during crucial meetings further fueled the uncertainty surrounding the company's future.
As the power struggle at Byju's continues, the clash between the investors and the management highlights the challenges faced by companies in the rapidly evolving edtech industry. The outcome of this high-stakes battle will not only impact the leadership structure of Byju's but also send ripples through the investment landscape in India's booming edtech sector.
Major investors of Byju's voted for the ouster of the edtech firm's CEO Byju Raveendran following a meeting that lasted for hours. Read to know what happens ...
However, a valid quorum requires the presence of at least one founder-director but Byju's CEO Raveendran, along with his wife and brother, were absent from ...
Responding to the NCLT move of the investors, the edtech company issued a statement stating that the resolutions taken by shareholders are invalid and ...
Investors led by Prosus filed a petition at NCLT alleging oppression and mismanagement by the present management of Byju's. They seek to remove Raveendran ...
Raveendran and his family stayed away from the EGM. Byju's said only 20 per cent of the investors attended the meeting.
Byju's: बायजू के बोर्ड से 'परिवार' को हटाने के लिए ईजीएम में वोटिंग; रवींद्रन रहे दूर, चार निवेशक NCLT पहुंचे.
Major Byju's shareholders including Prosus NV and Peak XV Partners voted Friday to oust its founder as chief executive officer, escalating a battle over the ...
NCLT में दायर की गई याचिका में प्रबंधन को निवेशकों के साथ जानकारी साझा करने का निर्देश देने और फॉरेंसिक ऑडिट की भी मांग की गई है.
Investors vote to remove Byju's CEO and overhaul leadership amid governance concerns, sparking legal battles and controversy.
Byju Trouble: शेयरहोल्डर्स द्वारा बुलाई गई ईजीएम में यह फैसला लिया गया. इस मीटिंग में बायजू रविंद्रन और उनका परिवार शामिल नहीं हुआ ...
MUMBAI : The emergency meeting called by Byju's investors began with chaos but turned out as expected: with shareholders voting to oust CEO Byju Raveendran and ...
Byju's ने निवेशकों से कुल 5.08 अरब डॉलर रकम जुटाई है। नकदी की किल्लत से जूझ रही कंपनी अब राइट्स इश्यू से 20 करोड़ डॉलर जुटाने की ...
Majority of Byju's shareholders on Friday voted unanimously for removing founder CEO Byju Raveendran and his family from the board over alleged ...
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Shareholders in Indian edtech startup Byju's, including tech investors Prosus and Peak XV Partners, voted on Friday to oust its founder and CEO Byju ...
India News: Investors in Think & Learn, the parent company of Byju's, are seeking to remove founder Byju Raveendran as CEO and restructure the board.
Byju's, the troubled edtech giant, is facing a lawsuit filed by its own backers. Four major investors – Prosus, GA, Sofina, and Peak XV – have filed a ...
Crisis-hit edtech star Byju's has contested Friday's decision of its shareholders to oust its founder as the chief executive officer.