Alejandro Agag, the chief executive of electric auto racing series Formula E, has revealed that it has received $68.2 million of investment since the start of 2016 despite its total net losses hitting $110.5 million due to high-octane start-up costs.
from Forbes Real Time http://www.forbes.com/sites/csylt/2017/07/04/investors-fuel-formula-e-with-70-million-despite-its-110-million-losses/
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