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Unacademy's Graphy buys Gaurav Munjal-backed creator community platform Scenes

Money ControlMoney Control · 2y ago
Unacademy's Graphy buys Gaurav Munjal-backed creator community platform Scenes
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Graphy, a subsidiary of edtech platform Unacademy, has acquired Scenes, a creator community platform backed by Gaurav Munjal. Through this acquisition, Graphy aims to strengthen its offerings by providing a platform for creators to connect with their audience through short-form videos. The integration of Scenes' technology and community will further enhance Graphy's mission of democratizing learning and empowering creators in India. Scenes has raised about $50,000 in Seed round. Gaurav Munjal, co-founder and CEO is an investor in Scenes. Besides Munjal, Scenes counts Kunal Shah, Blume Ventures (also and investor in Unacademy), Better Capital, Tanmay Bhat and Flipkart's Kalyan Krishnamurthy as its backers.

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Unacademy slashes core biz cash burn to Rs 200 Cr in 2025: Gaurav Munjal

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Unacademy slashes core biz cash burn to Rs 200 Cr in 2025: Gaurav Munjal
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Unacademy slashes core biz cash burn to Rs 200 Cr in 2025: Gaurav Munjal Unacademy CEO Gaurav Munjal has shared an update on the company’s financial and operational performance. According to Munjal, Unacademy has reduced its cash burn in the core business from over Rs 1,000 crore annually three years ago to under Rs 200 crore this calendar year. This is about half of what the company spent last year. In a thread on social media platform X, Munjal said the company currently has Rs 1,200 crore in the bank and is in a “default alive” state. He added that some of Unacademy’s businesses, including Graphy and PrepLadder, are generating cash on a monthly basis. For context, the SoftBank-backed edtech unicorn cut its losses by 62% to Rs 631 crore in FY24, while its revenue remained flat during the period. Reflecting on past decisions, Munjal said edtech companies that grow through multiple acquisitions are unlikely to succeed in the current market. He said Unacademy had made this mistake earlier and is now focusing on profitability without getting distracted by external developments. On the offline front, Munjal said that around 70% of Unacademy’s centers are expected to be profitable at the center level this year. These centers are showing outcomes in exam categories such as JEE, NEET, and UPSC. He also pointed to Airlearn as the fastest-growing product within the group. Airlearn has recorded nearly 70,000 daily active users and $2 million in annual recurring revenue over the last 12 months. Munjal outlined three focus areas for the company: making the core business profitable, building tech products such as Airlearn and Graphy, and staying focused on internal goals instead of market noise.

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