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Why Byju’s Aakash stake matters to creditors—and why cashing out won’t be easy

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The terms of the settlement between Byju’s and Aakash have not been disclosed, leaving creditors with a key question: how much of Aakash does Think & Learn actually own, and can that stake be monetized?
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