On Thursday evening, news broke that Deloitte, the biggest audit firm in the world, has resigned as Byju’s statutory auditor. This couldn’t come at a worse time for the edtech giant. Just hours before this, three of its key board members also tendered their resignations over differences with the company’s founder.

It was in September last year when, after a long delay that raised many eyebrows, Byju’s had finally released its financials for the year 2021. The delay was because Deloitte was not satisfied with what Byju’s was presenting to them as a fair picture of their accounts. It gave it an “adverse opinion.”

Months have passed since and there is still no sign of Byju’s financials for FY2022. Worst still, the company’s own projection of a Rs 10,000 crore revenue for the same year seems to be incorrect.

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