Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Good Glamm Group to Disband and Sell Brands Individually
The Good Glamm Group, a company that sells beauty and personal care products, is splitting up.
They tried to get more money, but it didn't work.
Now, the different brands the company owns will be sold to new owners, one by one.
The boss is trying to help the employees and people who sell things to the company by helping them find new jobs or getting paid.
Also, the boss will put money into a fund to pay any debts the company still owes.
They ran into trouble when they couldn't sell one of their brands, which caused problems with money and payments.
The Good Glamm Group is breaking up and selling its brands individually after refinancing efforts failed.
Lenders will enforce charges on individual brands, leading to separate ownership.
Founder Darpan Sanghvi is working to facilitate transitions for employees and vendors.
Sanghvi will create a 'Good Glamm Restitution Fund' to settle outstanding dues.
The company faced financial trouble after a deal to sell a brand fell through, impacting cash flow.
- Who
- The Good Glamm Group, its founder Darpan Sanghvi, lenders, employees, and vendors.
- What
- The Good Glamm Group is breaking up and selling its brands.
- When
- Financial troubles began late last year, with the split announced July 23, 2025.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- Refinancing efforts failed after a deal fell through, triggering financial strain and leading to the sale of individual brands.
- Company
- Good Glamm Group
- Founder/CEO
- Darpan Sanghvi
- Brands (Examples)
- MyGlamm, St. Botanica, Organic Harvest, The Moms Co.
- Event
- Brands will be sold individually
- Action
- Lenders will enforce charges on individual brands
- Fund
- Good Glamm Restitution Fund
- Date of publication
- July 23, 2025