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BYJU’S To Restructure 30 Tuition Centres, Says 90% Will Continue To Run On Hybrid Model

Inc42 · 1y ago

BYJU’S To Restructure 30 Tuition Centres, Says 90% Will Continue To Run On Hybrid Model

BYJU'S, the edtech giant, has clarified that reports suggesting the closure of many of its tuition centres are unfounded. It stated that 90% of its centres will continue operating in a hybrid model, while the remainder will undergo restructuring. This comes after previous reports that BYJU'S had given up most of its office spaces in an effort to cut costs. The company is currently facing legal challenges and its CEO, Byju Raveendran, has faced calls for his removal. Its financial statements for FY22 show a significant increase in net loss.

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90% centres open: BYJU'S on reports of it closing 200 tuition centres

YourStory

YourStory · 1y ago

90% centres open: BYJU'S on reports of it closing 200 tuition centres

BYJU'S has denied reports of the edtech startup closing 200 of its 300 tuition centres across the country from next month. "90% of its tuition centres, i.e. 262 out of 292, will continue to function in...hybrid model," a spokesperson said on Friday. The remaining centres will undergo a "strategic restructuring", the spokesperson added.

BYJU'S says 262 tuition centres continue to operate

YourStory

YourStory · 1y ago

BYJU'S says 262 tuition centres continue to operate

Amid reports of BYJU'S shutting down its tuition centres, the edtech company has clarified that 262 of its tuition centres have successfully entered their third year of operations. A report by The Captable said that BYJU's is planning to close 200 offline tuition centres out of its 300 centres nationwide as part of its latest cost-cutting strategy.

Exclusive: Crisis-Hit BYJU’S Locked Out Of Over 100 Tuition Centres Over Unpaid Rent

Inc42 · 12m ago

Exclusive: Crisis-Hit BYJU’S Locked Out Of Over 100 Tuition Centres Over Unpaid Rent

Owners of commercial properties housing BYJU'S Tuition Centres have evicted the company due to unpaid rent and electricity bills. Multiple locations in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, and West Bengal have already been closed due to these evictions. BYJU'S had previously stated that 262 tuition centres were operational in March 2024, but some centres had to be shut down as the company aimed to reduce costs.

Exclusive: BYJU’S To Shut Nearly 120 Tuition Centres

Inc42 · 11m ago

Exclusive: BYJU’S To Shut Nearly 120 Tuition Centres

Edtech company BYJU'S is reportedly planning to shut down nearly half of its tuition centres as part of cost-cutting measures. The company, which has been facing financial challenges, has sent termination notices to centres in various cities, including Mohali, Lucknow, and Indore. This move comes as BYJU'S seeks to address changing business priorities and control expenses amidst a cash crunch and legal issues. It is expected that approximately 120 offline centres will be closed as a result of these measures.

‘Focus on quality with efficiency…’: BYJU'S shuts 30 out of 292 tuition centres

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

‘Focus on quality with efficiency…’: BYJU'S shuts 30 out of 292 tuition centres

BYJU's has closed down 30 out of its 292 tuition centres as part of cost optimization measures. The company aims to make the remaining centres profitable within three years. BYJU's said that the closed centres will undergo strategic restructuring to align with the company's long-term vision. The edtech firm is also using the premises of tuition centres as sales offices. An extraordinary general meeting (EGM) has been called by BYJU's on March 29 to increase the authorized share capital, but some investors have opposed the meeting and seek to remove the founder and CEO from the board.

BYJU’S Slashes Product Prices, Revamps Sales Model

Inc42 · 1y ago

BYJU’S Slashes Product Prices, Revamps Sales Model

Indian edtech company BYJU'S has reportedly slashed prices and revamped its sales model amidst ongoing financial and legal challenges. The annual subscription for BYJU'S Learning App has been reduced to INR 12,000, while offline BYJU'S Tuition Centres courses are priced at INR 36,000 per year. BYJU'S CEO, Byju Raveendran, introduced a new sales strategy that links team salaries to weekly revenue generation. The company aims to have a workforce of 50,000 salespeople by next year. BYJU'S has faced a debt crisis, cash crunch, and legal cases, prompting these changes.

Byju’s India CEO Arjun Mohan quits amid fresh restructuring

The Arc Web

The Arc Web · 1y ago

Byju’s India CEO Arjun Mohan quits amid fresh restructuring

Byju's India CEO Arjun Mohan has resigned, leading to further restructuring at the edtech company. Founder Byju Raveendran will now handle day-to-day operations, while Mohan will serve as an advisor. Byju's is also undergoing a restructuring called Byju's 3.0, with a focus on three areas: The Learning App, Online Classes & Tuition Centres, and Test preparation. Mohan, who previously worked at Upgrad, rejoined Byju's in 2023 to reshape the international business. His appointment was aimed at changing the company's sales culture and reducing costs, including laying off over 5,000 employees. Byju's is also facing challenges with raising funds from investors.

Byju’s misses own timeline to pay variable income to tuition centre staff

Money Control

Money Control · 1y ago

Byju’s misses own timeline to pay variable income to tuition centre staff

Mrinal Mohit, the de facto head of the Byju’s Tuition Centres (BTC) vertical had said in an employee townhall in July that the company would be paying variable or performance-linked income and other incentives to the entire staff with their September salaries. But at least 7 employees have confirmed to Moneycontrol that these incentives were not paid with September salaries

BYJU’S Relinquishes Most Office Spaces, Adopts Work-from-Home Policy

Inc42 · 1y ago

BYJU’S Relinquishes Most Office Spaces, Adopts Work-from-Home Policy

Amid financial struggles and ongoing legal battles with investors, edtech startup BYJU'S has reportedly given up all but one of its office spaces in India. The company has downsized its premises from five to three floors in Bengaluru's IBC Knowledge Park and reduced its headcount significantly. The move is part of CEO Arjun Mohan's restructuring plan. Additionally, all BYJU'S employees outside of its headquarters and 300 tuition centres will be working from home indefinitely. BYJU'S has faced a series of challenges including delayed salaries, investor disputes, debt crisis, legal cases, layoffs, and regulatory scrutiny.

Byju's India CEO Arjun Mohan resigns, Know the reason

IndianStartupNews

IndianStartupNews · 1y ago

Byju's India CEO Arjun Mohan resigns, Know the reason

Arjun Mohan has stepped down as the CEO of Byju’s India after just six months, coinciding with the company's financial struggles. Founder Byju Raveendran will resume control of day-to-day operations. Byju’s will undergo a reorganisation, focusing on three core divisions: The Learning App, Online Classes and Tuition Centres, and Test-prep. The company has faced financial difficulties, leading to layoffs. Raveendran plans to streamline operations and introduce AI-first products as part of Byju’s 3.0 vision for the future. Despite his resignation as CEO, Mohan will continue to advise the company.

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