Finniss lithium project

The Finniss project in the Northern Territory remains on track to ship first spodumene concentrate by the end of CY 2022, subject to the successful ramp-up of the Grants open pit, completion of the DMS (dense media separation) plant and crusher, and no further COVID-19 or weather-related delays.

The Northern Territory Government has granted Environmental Approval for the Finniss Lithium Project BP33 mine, with Core Lithium to develop and operate an underground lithium mine on the Cox Peninsula, about 33 kilometres west of Berry Springs.

Core Lithium has begun constructing its Finniss lithium project in the Northern Territory, as it looks to become Australia’s only lithium miner to start production in 2022.

Core Lithium will begin construction on its Finniss lithium mine – the first ever in the Northern Territory – after a final investment decision was made.

Primero has secured a contract to construct Core Lithium’s Finniss Dense Media Separation plant at the Finniss lithium project in the Northern Territory.

Core Lithium has awarded a three-year contract to Lucas Total Control Solutions for the provision of mining services at its Finniss Lithium Project.

The Northern Territory Government has granted Core Lithium with a mining lease for the BP33 lithium deposit, which is a key component of the Finniss lithium project near Darwin.

Core Lithium’s latest studies at the Finniss project in Northern Territory have delivered a 159 per cent increase in ore reserves, doubling the site’s projected mine life.

Core Lithium has applied for a co-investment fund with the Northern Territory Government to accelerate the development of the Finniss lithium project south of Darwin.

Core Lithium is looking to start the new decade on a high after a promising spodumene pegmatite discovery at the Finniss lithium project near Darwin, Northern Territory.

Core Lithium has struck conditional agreements with Todd River Resources for two new projects in the Northern Territory.

BGC Contracting will strengthen its focus on winning new coal contracts on the east coast of Australia in the coming weeks.

Lithium producer Core Exploration has signed a $US35 million ($47.3 million) prepayment and concentrate offtake agreement with Meidu Energy subsidiary, Shandong RuiFu Lithium.

Core Exploration is fully funded to complete a pre-feasibility study and feasibility study for its flagship Finniss lithium project near Darwin, Northern Territory.