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Great Learning Co-founder Buys Back Indian Unit
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Mohan Krishna Lakhamraju, co-founder of Great Learning, bought back the Indian unit of Great Learning in early 2024 for about $10 million, according to an executive and India's RoC filings. The unit still generates roughly ₹500 crore in annual revenues. Lakhamraju is also negotiating with TLPL lenders over the Singapore business, which lenders value at around $150–200 million amid Byju’s insolvency proceedings.
Key Points
- 1Bought back Indian unit: Lakhamraju acquires Great Learning India for reportedly $10 million in early 2024
- 2Signals deal distress: original $600M 2021 acquisition was unpaid and lenders moved to enforce collateral
- 3Impacts strategy: Lakhamraju negotiates with lenders for Singapore unit valued at $150–200 million
Scoring Rationale
Strong, document-backed corporate restructuring news; limited by unconfirmed $10 million valuation and some single-source reporting.
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