Byju's Disqualifies US Lender For 'Predatory' Tactics, Skips Payment On $1.2 Billion Loan
ABP NewsIndian edtech start-up Byju's has skipped payments due on a $1.2 billion loan and instead disqualified the US lender for "predatory" tactics, the education technology start-up said on Tuesday, as reported by PTI. The lenders in March unlawfully accelerated the loan due to certain alleged non-monetary and technical defaults, it said adding that the lenders undertook unwarranted enforcement measures, including seizing control of its US unit, Byju's Alpha and appointing its management. As conveyed to the TLB lenders, Byju's remains financially robust with significant cash reserves," the company said. On March 3, the TLB lenders unlawfully accelerated the TLB on account of certain alleged non-monetary and technical defaults and undertook unwarranted enforcement measures, including seizing control of Byju's Alpha and appointing its own management, the company said.