Revenue set to double for Chch company specialising in hydrogen fuel tech

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04/01/2025 07:39 PM

Fabrum co-founders Hugh Reynolds, left, and Christopher Boyle at their Christchurch headquarters. PHOTO: TIM CRONSHAW A Christchurch company leading the way in zero-emission transition technologies is about to build hydrogen fuel stations - firstly in Invercargill and then in its home city.

Revenue set to double for Chch company specialising in hydrogen fuel tech

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