UpGrad has completed its acquisition of Unacademy in a transaction valued at just over $200 million, according to multiple reports. NDTV and India Today both characterize the deal size as slightly above $200 million, while Free Press Journal provides additional context on how the price compares with earlier valuations.

Unacademy CEO and co-founder Gaurav Munjal comments on the gap between Unacademy’s “unicorn” era valuation and the acquisition price. He says the company raised funds during a peak period but exits at a fraction of that figure, and that the reporting of the deal should reflect the real outcome. Free Press Journal adds that the acquisition is structured as an all-stock share swap for 100% of Unacademy, with Munjal continuing as CEO, and that Unacademy entered the process from a position of financial stability.

Reports also note Unacademy’s operational position and broader impact. Free Press Journal cites revenue of around ₹400 crore, significant cash reserves (about ₹900 crore), and references to business profitability near levels, alongside mention of educators’ audience growth and the Airlearn language-learning platform. The outlets broadly agree on deal completion and the over-$200 million valuation, but differ mainly in the depth of background and financial details.