<ul><li>Byju's sells U.S. assets Tynker and Epic! for $97.2 million, much less than the $700 million originally paid.</li><li>The sale was part of a bankruptcy process in Delaware overseen by U.S. bankruptcy court judge Brendan Shannon.</li><li>Byju's acquired Tynker for almost $200 million in 2021, and Epic! was sold to China's TAL Education Group for $95 million.</li><li>Byju's raised a $1.2 billion term loan for global expansion in 2021, but the loan is now entangled in legal issues and director misconduct allegations.</li></ul>

Byju’s sells Epic and Tynker for $97.2 million after buying them for $700 million

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