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UpGrad-Unacademy deal closes; India’s largest private satellite lifts offHappy Monday! Upgrad is set to acquire Unacademy at a 90% markdown of its peak valuation. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.- Exclusive: Unacademy founders Munjal, Saini set to exit, shift focus to AirLearnUnacademy cofounder Gaurav Munjal is stepping down as CEO, with Sumit Jain taking over amid a company reset and focus on AirLearn. Fellow c...
- Unacademy fires 250 employees in fresh round of layoffsUnacademy layoffs: Unacademy has laid off around 100 people from core functions like business development and marketing and the rest are fr...
- Unacademy’s FY23 revenue rises 26% to Rs 907 crore, loss shrinksTest preparation startup Unacademy said its losses narrowed by 41% to Rs 1,678 crore in FY23, a period riddled with incessant layoffs at th...
- Unacademy appoints Sandhydeep Purri as chief people officerPrior to joining Unacademy, Purri was chief people officer at Sapphire Foods, overseeing HR strategies for brands such as Pizza Hut and KFC...
- Unacademy's Graphy slashes about 30% jobs amid restructuring: reportAccording to an Inc42 report, citing sources, Graphy, which provides learning management system services to edtech creators, has been strug...
- Unacademy cash burn down to Rs 1.9 crore, revenue at Rs 130 crore in May: Gaurav MunjalThese claims come after Munjal said in November last year that the company had brought down its monthly burn down to $7 million (roughly Rs...
- Unacademy leadership to take salary cuts of up to 25%, says edtech’s founder Gaurav MunjalIn a memo to employees, cofounder and CEO Gaurav Munjal told employees that the Bengaluru-based unicorn’s leadership including founders wil...
- Unacademy to slash 12% of workforce in another round of layoffsUnacademy had cut its headcount by 1,350 across two rounds of layoffs last year, while its subsidiary Relevel had fired 40 employees in Jan...
- PhonePe calls off deal to acquire ZestMoney; Unacademy to slash 12% of workforceIn the end, it was much ado about nothing. After months of back and forth and oohs and aahs, PhonePe, one of India’s leading fintechs and t...
- Amid layoffs, clutch of edtech firms roll out hikes and ESOPSEdtech startups like Eruditus and Emeritus, Classplus, BrightCHAMPS, among others, are looking to reward employees through increments. Othe...
- Over 70 Indian startups show exit door to 21K techies, more pink slips comingAs global layoffs deepen, Indian startups are not far behind and have sacked thousands of employees in the past 3-4 months, with many more ...
- Unacademy cuts another 350 jobs in second round of layoffsUnacademy CEO Gaurav Munjal said employees being laid off will receive severance pay equivalent of their notice period and an additional tw...
- Unacademy monthly burn down to $7 million from $20 million: CEO Gaurav MunjalTaking to Twitter on Friday (November 4), Munjal said, "Winter will get worse. Get to profitability asap. And then grow from there. Stop al...
- Vedantu lays off another 100 employees after sacking 624 in MayInterestingly, cofounder and chief executive Vamsi Krishna had said in a memo to employees on May 18 that the previous retrenchment exercis...
- Unacademy won't sack more workers to cut costs, CEO Gaurav Munjal clarifiesIn April, Unacademy fired around 1,000 employees to cut costs Of these, about 300 were educators who worked with Unacademy on a contractual...
- Unacademy's PrepLadder lays off 2.6% of its workforceUnacademy had acquired Chandigarh-based PrepLadder, a leading post-graduate medical entrance exam preparation platform, for $50 million in ...
- Cars24 fires 600 employees across departmentsCars24, backed by Japan’s SoftBank and Alpha Wave Global, has joined a growing list of startups such as Unacademy, Vedantu, and Meesho that...
- Edtech unicorn Vedantu lays off 200 employeesAbout 120 of these employees were on contract while 80 were full-time employees, Vedantu told ET. Almost all were from the company’s academ...
- Elevation raises $670M India fund; edtech giant lays off 1,000 employeesElevation Capital, which invested in around 30 Indian startups last year alone, has closed its latest India-dedicated fund at $670 million.
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