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Report discusses 'what causes indoor farms to fail'

In the following research report, Cultivatd has identified the leading causes of indoor farm failures and offered recommendations for overcoming the challenges and obstacles facing growers and operators. 

In 2021, CEA startups saw an 86% increase in investment, raising approximately US$1.6 billion globally through 70 investments. In the same year, indoor farming saw seven exits with an estimated loss of US$737.1 million. 2022 has seen a similar rate of failure, with industry leaders like Fifth Season, Plantise, Glowfarms, and Agricool, turning off the lights. 

Recent closures suggest that “external pressures” linked to the macroeconomic environment, such as rapidly increasing energy costs and rising wages, are profoundly affecting the financial performance of most indoor farming facilities. Furthermore, these challenges are compounded by intensifying systemic risks, including rising debt levels. 

Click here to get access to the report.

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