Tritium chairman Robert Tichio has told shareholders there would be no shake-up of the board of the embattled technology company, despite it fighting for its financial survival.
With growing speculation about the future of the fast charger company whose value has plunged since it listed on the Nasdaq two years ago, the annual general meeting in Brisbane on Thursday did not provide any updates on negotiations with Taiwanese electronics giant Lite-On Technology about buying a stake in the company.
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