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Gold Hydrogen shares unlocked from escrow amid investor scrutiny

Stock price volatility and upcoming funding needs in focus

Gold Hydrogen Managing Director Neil McDonald, non-executive director and former Australian Prime Minister Alexander Downer, and co-founder Luke Titus, who previously served as COO and company director, during the company's formative years.

Gold Hydrogen Managing Director Neil McDonald, non-executive director and former Australian Prime Minister Alexander Downer, and co-founder Luke Titus, who previously served as COO and company director, during the company's formative years. | Credits: YPCT.

Brisbane-based energy company Gold Hydrogen has today unlocked 83 million fully paid ordinary shares from escrow, along with 3.3 million unlisted options granted to directors and executives, the markings...

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