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Core's cash grows as it empties spodumene stockpiles

Exploration now the key focus as Finniss hibernates

Core's Grants mine is temporarily closed amid weak spodumene prices. Credit: Core Lithium

Core's Grants mine is temporarily closed amid weak spodumene prices. Credit: Core Lithium

Embattled miner Core Lithium has grown its cash pile by A$7.2 million after processing the last of its run-of-mine stockpiles and selling off its remaining spodumene concentrate as it puts its Finniss...

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