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Malcolm Turnbull joins Cannon-Brookes with stake in solar disrupter

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Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull and Canva co-founder Cameron Adams have joined Rich Lister Mike Cannon-Brookes and government innovation funds on the share register of Australian solar disrupter SunDrive.

Mr Turnbull said he participated in the latest funding round for the pre-revenue solar start-up because he believed SunDrive’s technological breakthrough in solar cell manufacturing could be a “game changer” for the photovoltaic industry.

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Peter Ker covers resource companies for The Australian Financial Review, based in Melbourne. Connect with Peter on Twitter. Email Peter at pker@afr.com
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