Byju's made contributions for December 2022, January, February and March on June 19 and then too all employees did not receive the payment
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Deloitte said on Thursday it was severing ties with Byju's, one of India's most successful startups, over its "long-delayed" financial statements for the year ended March 2022
Byju's has already let go of several thousand employees this year due to slowing demand and it is locked in a legal battle with its lenders and faces regulatory scrutiny
The resignations by the auditor and board members complicate the troubles that the company is facing
Deloitte has recommended that a mature start-up should forecast CSR spends depending on profitability, and a CSR policy should be made available on the company website
Deloitte disclosed on Thursday that it was resigning as auditor because Byju's had delayed providing financial statements for 2021-22
Byju's investors had in recent months raised concerns with the company's leadership related to audit delays and how it dealt with issues relating to its lenders, one source said
The ministry has taken cognisance of various corporate governance lapses at Byju's, the television channel reported
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The company, according to the sources, will give two months' salary to those laid off
Byju's recently filed a suit against US-based investment mgt firm Redwood to challenge the acceleration of the $1.2-bn term loan B facility, and disqualify the lender for its 'predatory tactics'
India's first decacorn is mired in losses, court cases, valuation cuts and the attention of enforcement agencies
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Byju's filed a suit against US-based investment management firm Redwood to challenge the acceleration of the $1.2-billion term loan B facility, and disqualify the lender for its "predatory tactics"
"They are extremely concerned," said the person familiar with the matter. "They have dispersed some tranche of the amount and may not disperse further"