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    Edtech UpGrad’s net loss halves to Rs 131 crore in FY26, revenue rises 7.5%

    Revenue from operations rose 7.5% to Rs 1,687 crore from Rs 1,569 crore a year earlier, according to the company's audited consolidated financial statements, filed with the Registrar of Companies (RoC). In FY25, UpGrad had reported a net loss of Rs 274 crore.

    UpGrad completes Unacademy acquisition for over $200 million

    The 100% share-swap transaction values Unacademy more than 90% below its $3.4-billion peak in 2021. ET first reported on May 4 that the acquisition was in its final stages.

    Unacademy investors to get UpGrad board seat as Rs 1,955-crore merger nears close

    UpGrad is acquiring Unacademy through an all-stock transaction. The Competition Commission of India cleared the merger on July 7, removing a key regulatory hurdle for the deal. Sources told ET that signing of the definitive agreements is nearly complete. Almost all the institutional investors have signed the share subscription agreement, while all the angel investors have executed their share purchase agreements.

    Unacademy’s test prep CEO Sumit Jain quits ahead of upGrad acquisition

    Sumit Jain has stepped down from his role in Unacademy, ahead of a potential merger with upGrad Education. Jain, who joined Unacademy in 2020, will continue as an advisor. His departure follows the companies filing for merger approval with the Competition Commission of India.

    Unacademy now ‘default alive’, to cut cash burn to Rs 200 crore in 2025: CEO Gaurav Munjal

    Unacademy aims to reduce cash burn to under Rs 200 crore in 2025, a sharp drop from Rs 1,000 crore in 2021. CEO Gaurav Munjal says the startup is now “default alive” with Rs 1,200 crore in reserves. Graphy and PrepLadder are generating cash, and 70% of offline centres may turn profitable. Despite a 7% dip in FY24 revenue to Rs 840 crore, net losses narrowed significantly.

    Unacademy has runway of four years with Rs 1,800 crore, cash burn cut by 60%: Gaurav Munjal

    The cash runway will further extend to eight years because the startup continues to lower its cash burn, which is currently down 60%, he said, without specifics.

    The Economic Times
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