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Ousted CEO Plots Return to End Possible Equity Wipeout at Grover

The founder of the troubled device rental startup Grover who was forced out of the company a year ago is trying to stage a comeback by fighting a restructuring effort that may wipe out the value of investors’ equity.

By: financialpost.com

Dec 10 2024
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Ousted CEO Plots Return to End Possible Equity Wipeout at Grover

(Bloomberg) — The founder of the troubled device rental startup Grover who was forced out of the company a year ago is trying to stage a comeback by fighting a restructuring effort that may wipe out the value of investors’ equity. Read More

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