Recharge Industries completes Britishvolt deal, plans to revive 'gigafactory' project

Stuart Stone
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A render of Britishvolt's gigafactory project | Credit: Britishvolt
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A render of Britishvolt's gigafactory project | Credit: Britishvolt

Adminstrators confirm Australian battery manufacturing start-up buys has acquired battery maker Britishvolt

The joint administrators of Britishvolt have completed the sale of the majority of the company's assets to Recharge Industries for an undisclosed sum, paving the way for the revival of high profile plans...

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