Show Quick Read Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed

A Delaware Bankruptcy Court has issued a default judgment holding Byju’s founder Byju Raveendran personally liable for more than $1 billion, citing repeated violations of discovery orders linked to the long-running dispute over funds moved from BYJU’s Alpha.

According to the judgment dated November 20, 2025, the court concluded that Raveendran had “failed to comply” with mandated disclosures and had been “evasive on several occasions.”

“The court will enter default judgment against Defendant Raveendran…in the amount of USD 533,000,000, and on Counts II, V and VI in the amount of USD 540,647,109.29,” the order stated.

Court Slams ‘Strategic Pattern’ of Non-Compliance

The court noted that it had repeatedly instructed Raveendran

See Full Page