CEO, Tritium
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EV charger maker Tritium has collapsed into administration: KPMG controls its Australian units and McGrathNicol will look for a buyer, after losses, a refused bailout and a failed fight to keep its Nasdaq listing.
EV charger maker Tritium DCFC has collapsed into administration, with KPMG appointees taking control of its Australian subsidiaries, after losses, a troubled US expansion, and a failed bid for Queensland government support.
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Brisbane EV fast-charger maker Tritium is merging with US SPAC Decarbonization Plus Acquisition Corp II to list on NASDAQ at an A$1.55 billion valuation, anticipating up to US$403 million in gross proceeds.
Brisbane EV fast-charger maker Tritium will list on Nasdaq through a SPAC merger with Decarbonization Plus Acquisition Corp. II, valuing it at $1.2 billion, with expected gross proceeds of up to $403 million and no PIPE.
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Brisbane EV charger maker Tritium has received a $45 million debt investment from Cigna's investment arm to refinance a government loan and fund US and European expansion.
Brisbane EV charging maker Tritium names ex-Boeing Phantom Works executive Jane Hunter as CEO, with founder David Finn moving to Chief Growth Officer.