Core Lithium Resumes Finniss Mining, Secures US$274M Underground Contract
Core Lithium has restarted physical mining at its Finniss operation in Australia, initiating open-pit excavation and awarding a US$274 million underground contract.

Core Lithium has restarted physical mining at its Finniss operation in Australia, initiating open-pit excavation and awarding a US$274 million underground contract.

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