Ground Six
An eco-focused investment group that owns and operates online brands and businesses for trade buyers and consumers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Ground Six
Ground Six is a private investment group that owns and runs online businesses and brands in the eco sector, spanning wholesale, home, heating and nutrition. Its businesses sell sustainable products through wholesale and retail channels, including online marketplaces.
The group stocks products, partners with makers and brands to expand their routes to market, and acquires brands for long-term growth. It is based in Newcastle upon Tyne and was founded in 2011.
Product: Owns and operates eco-focused online businesses and brands, and provides wholesale and retail channels for sustainable products.
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