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An unredacted copy sourced by The Morning Context lists a series of defaults by the edtech company of the covenants it agreed to when taking a $1.2 billion term loan.

The Morning Context has from an online legal research platform sourced a non-redacted copy of a lawsuit filed against Byju’s by its lenders in a Delaware court.
The document—all reporting of which has relied on a redacted version so far—has important details and establishes a timeline of events. It mentions how many times the borrowers (i.e. various Byju’s entities) have accepted an event of default, agreed to make amends and done nothing. After a careful reading, we realized it is important in the public interest to talk about the assertions made by the lenders. Because it is not about just …
Co-founders Alakh Pandey and Prateek Maheshwari made Physics Wallah the company it is today by keeping their focus on the digital media, test-prep business. With fresh funds at its disposal after the IPO, it is making the mistake of believing it is an education company.
The UAE-based school operator is making a move into Saudi Arabia as it enters its biggest expansion phase yet.
The investment signals a shift from structured learning to bite-sized, bingeable learning that mixes entertainment with education. But can it deliver real-world skills?