MIKE Cannon Brookes has invested A$200 million into infrastructure debt provider Infradebt, through his private venture Grok Ventures, as part of a broader strategy to boost renewable and storage capacity in the Australian grid.
More green power plays
Infradebt CEO Alexander Austin told the AFR that a "meaningful" investment from Grok comes with an extra A$200 million capital commitment aimed at ramping up investment in renewable energy and storage
Not including private jets and lifestyle
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Tamboran ramping up Top End work
The future of frontline operations
Tamboran ramping up Top End work
The future of frontline operations
