BharatPe — has anything changed?

Are they doing good ? Doing bad ? Don't remember any layoff news also

ET just published a story on BharatPe raising $100M soon (or at least beginning the process to). I’ve heard business is growing well despite exits. How do you feel? Do you think the company is going to come good and stabilize as a fintech leader?

Anyone knows what's happening there anymore? Somehow never heard a layoff, business impacts, etc. etc.

This is an interesting trend fully driven by VCs/board

Classplus is falling apart. The CTO, CBO and VP-Business have resigned from the company amidst rumours around financial irregularities. Classplus now joins a long list of Indian startups caught amidst fraud/financial irregularities allegations. Classplus was last valued $600Mn in their last funding round and counts Tiger Global, Falcon Edge, Peak XV (formerly Sequoia India) as their investors.

Going through the updates around founders fighting, do you think BharatPe would fail? Or is it too big to fail?

So I received a call from a recruiter for a PM role at Bharat Pe. What seems odd to me is that the recruiter messaged me on LinkedIn at midnight and called me today (15th August) to schedule for tomorrow. Is it a red flag? I mean who’d do office work at midnight or on a national holiday. Am I overthinking? How’s the culture in general since all the drama that happened? Insights/Opinions welcomed.

The Startup that you had an offer from but did not join, and then it went big? (Let's take a word from VCs, how they like to use anti portfolio lists on their sites - cos they got an opportunity to enter but missed)

Any tea or news about what’s happening at Apna?