Brewdog founder James Watt made a bid to buy back the beer company

Watt soon He apologized to the workers and investors. He admitted that he tried to break away quickly because of the “many mistakes” made in the management of the company.

BrewDog’s bold marketing style has always sparked controversy, but the company has also faced criticism for its treatment of investors and employees.

In the year A public BBC investigation in 2022 exposed claims that Watt had misbehaved with female staff, and revealed that Brewdog broke import laws and fabricated many of its marketing stories.

In 2024, the organization He faced a backlash. After declaring that it would not hire new workers at the real living wage, paying the minimum legal minimum wage.

Watt denied any wrongdoing in the film and threatened to sue the BBC. He later said he sometimes misses social cues because he has autism.

A complaint to the broadcasting regulator Ofcom was rejected.

Following the release of the program, Broaddog said it is taking a number of steps to improve workplace culture.

Tilray and Second Best were asked to comment on Watt’s letter.