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RayGen CEO Interview
- Published February 01, 2017 4:17PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
A unique opportunity exists to invest in the closing 30% of an A$16 million dollar capital raise in a world-leading Australian solar technology – PV Ultra. PV Ultra’s value lies in its potential to generate power at half the cost of conventional PV.
Achieving this game changing position in the massive global solar market – where annual sales are US$85 billion p.a. and rapidly growing – could deliver RayGen with profitable exponential growth. PV Ultra has a clear commercialisation and growth pathway. The A$(3 to 5) million follow-on investment sought through this capital raise is for early stage product commercialisation.
Please listen to Mr David Sutton, Chief Executive Officer of RayGen below.
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