Board Infinity, an edtech start-up announced that the company has clocked a revenue growth of 400% in FY 2020 over FY 2019. Lockdown months (April, May) have recorded highest growth in terms of monthly revenue where it grew around 30% over March numbers. The edtech start-up witnessed a significant surge in traffic of 350% with the announcement of campaign – Learn Safe Online. Since then, it has grown exponentially thus clocking 650% growth in paid learner base compared to start of lockdown.
During lockdown, the platform has been able to garner 80%+ attendance rates for its live learning programs aimed at skilling and employability. Board Infinity is also known for the largest number of industry experts available in India to solve employability related needs for job seekers in the 0-5 years of work experience range. It solves these career needs with industry experts from IIT, IIMs & other reputed educational institutions working in top firms in India and abroad.
Achieving this feat, Sumesh Nair – Co-founder & CEO, Board Infinity commented, “Edtech sector is witnessing upsurge & rapid growth during COVID. We have been able to grow revenues tremendously apart from user base in last 3 months. Our focus on productivity, high growth and bottom line has been 3 factors helping to maintain high cash flows with great margins during these times as well. We have launched multiple products to make sure jobseekers benefit during these tough times. Despite slowdown in hiring, we have been able to deliver employment opportunities for our learners. Some of the companies which hired include names like Sony, Toppr, Andromeda.”
He further added that COVID has propelled the growth in online/live classes and having strong fundamentals, technology, and a great team enabled to take advantage of such a high growth phenomenon.
Board Infinity is also currently in advanced stages of discussions with marquee Series A investors for growing into new markets & products and for strengthening learning technology. They aim to be the #1 player in the early career segment in the next 3 years.