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GrowUp creditors owed £120m in vertical farming administration
By Ed Devlin2026-01-07T14:06:00
A new report prepared by insolvency practitioners also revealed the price paid by former CEO Marcus Whately and PE backers to buy the vertical farming site in Kent
GrowUp Group owed creditors almost £120m when it filed for administration in the run up to Christmas, new documents have shown. The report prepared by insolvency practitioners at Interpath also revealed the price paid by former CEO Marcus Whately and private equity backers to buy the vertical farming site in Kent.
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