Byju's crisis: An arbitrator, appointed under Singapore International Arbitration Centre rules, has ordered Byju’s not to dispose of 4 million shares of Aakash, which amounted to a 6 per cent stake as per the loan agreement.
The plea will be heard by a bench comprising judicial member K. Biswal and technical member Manoj Kumar Dubey. This is the fifth plea filed against Byju's in NCLT and the fourth one filed in 2024.
Investors, who are seeking the ouster of Raveendran and family from the Byju's board at an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders for alleged "mismanagement and failures" at what was once India's hottest tech startup, have also sought a forensic audit of the company
Byju's management, in a letter to employees, accused the shareholders for a "slight delay in salary disbursements this month because of the artificially induced crisis by these select investors."