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Three board members have exited the beauty company, amid a severe cash crunch and an unraveling content-to-commerce narrative. New conversations suggest this billion-dollar story may have been all hype.

Troubles seem to be escalating fast at The Good Glamm Group.
Three directors have exited the board of the company as of last month, records available with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs show, as sourced from PrivateCircle. These include representatives of Accel, Bessemer Venture Partners and Prosus Ventures—three prominent investors that had backed the beauty company in its heyday.
It is not clear if The Good Glamm Group has filed an official update of these exits with the MCA, but the individual records of all directors reflect their cessation (of directorship) dates. Anand Daniel of Accel and Gaurav Kishor Kothari …
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