VivoPower said it has terminated its USD 180 million Form F-3 registration statement and will not sell ordinary shares under that filing. The company said its funding plans will focus on non-dilutive capital and project-level funding sources. VivoPower said it expects its current and projected operating cash flow to support this approach.
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