Court rejects Byju's TLB lenders' request to investigate $500 mn transfer

A Delaware court has rejected a request by edtech major BYJU'S Term Loan B lenders to investigate into USD 500 million transfer from its US-based subsidiary BYJU'S Alpha to other entities, according to details shared by sources. BYJU'S had denied allegations levelled by its USD 1.2 billion Term Loan B lenders, saying it has never defaulted on the payments. "Rejecting the lenders' application for information in relation to the USD 500 million (part of the funds received by BYJU'S Alpha), the Vice Chancellor remarked that lenders had "no basis to further investigate the transfer," the sources said. In doing so, the Vice Chancellor has put a stop to the lenders' unwarranted fishing expedition and attempted to introduce a non-issue into the proceedings, which is limited to determining the control of BYJU'S Alpha," a source said. TLB Lenders, through their agent, GLAS Trust Company, have filed suit against BYJU'S US-based subsidiary for moving out USD 500 million from BYJU'S Alpha and o

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