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Litigants’ claims in US court over a loan to the entity ‘bewildering’: Byju’s

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Indian edtech giant Byju’s has responded to the ongoing litigation in a US court over a loan provided to an entity affiliated with the company, calling the claims made by the litigants “bewildering.” The lawsuit, filed by a group of investors, alleges that Byju’s misled them regarding the financial health of the entity to which the loan was extended.

Byju’s, widely recognized for its online learning platform, vehemently denies any wrongdoing and emphasizes that it has always operated with utmost transparency and integrity. The company asserts that the claims presented in the lawsuit are baseless and lacks merit.

The loan in question was provided by Byju’s to a subsidiary entity with the aim of supporting its growth and expansion plans. Byju’s maintains that it followed all necessary legal procedures and conducted thorough due diligence before extending the loan. The company asserts that it provided all relevant information to the investors and acted in their best interests throughout the process.

Byju’s also highlights that it has a track record of successful investments and has garnered significant support from renowned global investors. The company’s commitment to excellence in education and its ability to deliver quality educational content have contributed to its exponential growth and market leadership.

While the litigation remains ongoing, Byju’s intends to vigorously defend its position in court and expects a favorable outcome. The company affirms its dedication to maintaining the trust of its investors, partners, and customers by upholding the highest standards of corporate governance and ethics.

This lawsuit comes at a time when Byju’s has been expanding its presence globally and forging strategic partnerships to enhance its offerings. As a prominent player in the edtech industry, the outcome of this case will undoubtedly have implications not only for Byju’s but also for the broader ecosystem of educational technology companies.

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