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CEFC invests $80M in QIC Shopping Centre Fund

AUSTRALIA’S Clean Energy Finance Corporation has invested A$80 million into QIC’s Shopping Centre Fund (QSCF) to help renewable energy investment in the retail sector.

Praises strong relationship

Praises strong relationship

CEFC announced the $80 million equity investment into QC last week, with the company's CEO Ian Learmonth praising the group for its strong focus on renewable and emission reduction investments across...

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