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Ultra deal for Richmond

Richmond hopes to raise $25-$35 million in its ASX listing.

 Left to right: Brad Appleyard, Jon Price, Shaun Ren and Richmond chairman Brendon Grylls.

Left to right: Brad Appleyard, Jon Price, Shaun Ren and Richmond chairman Brendon Grylls.

Ultra, Australia's first VRFB manufacturer, has a standalone power station that integrates solar and wind turbines for mobile and scalable power generation. Its V40 battery module is powered by mixed-acid...

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