AGL Energy chief executive Damien Nicks says he is pleased with the progress the company is making against the challenges of the energy transition as AGL upgraded its full-year earnings guidance for the second time in three months.
The energy giant, in which software billionaire and clean energy advocate Mike Cannon-Brookes is the largest shareholder, bumped the lower bound of its guidance for financial year 2024 up by $80 million.
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