GREENSTEEL strategy heads Down Under through ZEN Energy deal

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Gupta family's GFG Alliance enters Australian energy market by snapping up majority stake in Australian clean energy firm ZEN Energy

GFG Alliance, the global group of energy, mining, metals, engineering and financial services businesses based in London, made a foray into the Australian energy market yesterday with the announcement it...

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