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Black Mountain's first weeks of trade

ASX's newest energy company sees first-day share price fall

ASX’s newest energy company sees first-day share price fall

ASX’s newest energy company sees first-day share price fall

Its initial public offering was worth $11 million, made up of 55 million shares at 20c each, which pre-IPO gave it an indicative market cap of $51 million.  Despite what Black Mountain sees as a series...

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