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Shareholders of the troubled fuel technology group Firepower have been told they need to work together if they're to claw back the tens of millions of dollars they invested in the company.

GREG HOY: Shareholders of the troubled fuel technology group Firepower have been told they need to work together if they're to claw back the tens of millions of dollars they invested in the company.

The liquidator of Firepower operations chaired an informal meeting to find out how much money has been invested in the company and by how many people. The 80 shareholders who attended were told Firepower founder Tim Johnston and Perth businessman Warren Anderson have been misleading them.

BRYAN HUGHES, LIQUIDATOR: Mr Johnston and Mr Anderson have made tens of millions of dollars each, which has come straight from your pockets.

GREG HOY: Mr Hughes also told the meeting Warren Anderson has denied being a long-term director of the company.

Firepower was a sponsor of the Western Force and owes money to high profile sporting stars.

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Source: ABC
Release Date: Thursday, 4 September 2008 11:56 PM
Author: Greg Hoy
Runtime: 0 minutes 50 seconds

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