Britishvolt co-founder and CEO steps down amid funding fears

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A render of the project | Credit: Britishvolt
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A render of the project | Credit: Britishvolt

Orral Nadjari announces he is leaving the business and will be replaced by Graham Hoare as acting chief executive

Orral Nadjari, the co-founder and chief executive of battery technology firm Britishvolt, has announced he is stepping down from the role, sparking fresh concerns over the ambitious company's immediate...

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