Castle, a startup that was launched as a Plus-Car clothing subscription service in the 21st and later turned into an inventory cashing platform for the garment retailers, facing financial problems, the company confirmed to Techcunch by following a Report by the axisThe
Quoting a letter from the board, Axios said that the company was almost out of money, CEO Christine Honsikar resigned from its CEO and the board and the agency involved law enforcement to investigate financial abuse.
The company also confirmed to TechCrunch that it has inspired all its employees.
“The Board is deeply frustrated by the behavior directed at the moment. To address the challenges of the company that focuses on our employees, to support our employees and to save the prices of our technology and business activities.
Castle has collected more than $ 530 million in total, its last round raised in 2019 for $ 43 million, pitchbook estimates.
In that letter, PakThe board is complaining that Honsika’s financial performance has been confused with at least some investors and the company’s capital and outstanding shares with two “false” views.
Both Axios and Pak said that before the Honsika agency came out of the company, he was out of funds and demanded a healthy financial financial financial.
Axios noted that if the board’s complaint leads to the fraud case against the founder, it will be one of the largest cases so far.
Last week, Student Loan App Startup Frank founder Charlie Javis, which JP Morgan bought for $ 175 million, was found guilty to cheat the bank. The bank has claimed that Javis has inflamed the customer’s count. However, the number of investment for Castle is three times larger.
Although it may not be a simple startup shutdown experience, experts have told TechCrunch that 2025 is on the verge of being another brutal year for failed startups.